Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Engage"

A: In this case, it means he took part in class by participating (answering questions).

A: Someone who is "politically engaged" takes an interest in politics and partakes in them (for example, by regularly voting).

A: It’s when you ask someone to marry you but you’re not married yet.

A: when you're talking about a person: "Hello everyone this my fiancée. we're engaged." it's like the last step before marriage. other one is like this: "... we engaged this two piece of furniture and made a new one" they got two things together. I hope this is enough information for you.😊 because sometimes my English is not enough either 😄

A: In this context in means they participate or take part in playing.

A: I've no time to engage in gossip...

A: there are many definitions of the word 'engage', but i will introduce 3 to you that are more commonly used. :)

definition 1: to involve someone in something.

for example, "The teacher tried to get the students to engage in class discussions." This means that the teacher was trying to get his students involved/to be a part of the class lessons.

definition 2: to capture someone's attention

for example, "The cat immediately engaged Amy's attention." this means that the cat drew Amy's focus. Amy had interest in the cat.

definition 3: to pledge or commit to something.

in this case, we talk about love and marriage. "The couple got engaged recently."

i apologise if my explanation isnt clear. fee free to ask more questions! :)

A: Her animated speech really helped to engage her students.

You think this is fast? Just wait until I engage the turbocharger.

A: There are couple examples of “engage myself” but it doesn’t seem to be very common.

“I will fully engage myself to maintain CERN's excellence in all its attributes, with the help of everybody, including CERN Council, staff and users from all over the world.”
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Or you could say “I will engage myself in my studies.”

Engage can also be used with, herself, himself, oneself, and yourself in place of myself when referring to others.

If you would like me to provide more examples or need more detail please let me know.

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A: You should engage in the conversation to make sure everyone's ideas are heard.
Engage in school activities so you won't be home all day.
Try to engage with your family so they can get to know you better.

It's similar to the word interact or involve.

A: Hello !

'Engaged' is what a couple calls themselves when they have said yes to each other to get married or to commit to a life partnership. It is the 'status' of the relationship just like these words:
Married
Couple
Boyfriend/girlfriend
'In a relationship'

Fiancé is the French word given to a male who is engaged to be married. Fiancée is the French word given to a female who is engaged to be married. To my knowledge, both words are pronounced the same (perhaps a French speaker can confirm!)

I hope the above is helpful! 😊

A: Ich glaube, Commitment auf Englisch ist Engagement (auf Deutsch) ähnlich. Engagement (auf Englisch) bedeutet etwas wie „Beschäftigung“ auf Deutsch.

If I commit to something I am promising to do it (I could hate or love it, the emotion isn’t necessarily implied, though it can be). If I engage with something I am interested or very involved with it. Example: I’m committed to finishing this job. The emphasis is on the future/promise to finish the job. I could also be engaged with the job and spend a lot of time on it. The emphasis there is that I am currently working on it. I could be committed to something I’m not very engaged with at the moment (I commit to fixing my brother’s car but I might not have parts today), though often one implies the other.

For commitment and engagement the meanings can be a little different. Commitment in a relationship can also mean how devoted someone is to another, like a committed father to his kids. In that sense it is often used as an adjective/noun. A commitment can also mean the same thing as a promise. I have a commitment to my boss to get this report done. Engagement can mean “extent of being involved” or can mean a meeting with someone. Example: “I have an engagement at 6”. This is pretty fanciful usage though. Another meaning is for getting married. “Since their engagement, could not stop thinking about their wedding.”

Hopefully this helps!

A: Very similar words!
If you are "involved" in something, you are included in it. For example, you can be involved in a club or a church.

To engage is to actively take part in something. You might engage in studying or exercising.

Example:
He engages in volunteer work with the church group he is involved with.

These words are also used when referring to romantic partners!
If you are "romantically involved" with someone, you are dating in some way- courting, in a relationship, or any way. If you are "engaged to" someone, you have asked them (or they have asked you) formally to marry each other someday.

A: Engage in - To make someone or a group busy doing something. Be engaged in - To make someone or a group to be busy doing something, or it can be future tense. "The manager will be engaged in a meeting"

A: engaged can also mean to attract

ex. everybody was engaged in the conversation.(every body was attracted to the conversation and listening to it)

involved mean its complicated and hard to undrestand./implicited/ having sexual relations with someone.

it can also mean you were in a situation
ex. people who were involved in the conversation knew exactly what the speaker was talking about.

A: The people who don’t think about history normally or attend these events = don’t otherwise engage with these events

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A: Engage is already an english word

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A: "He got/became engaged to her and they will marry soon".

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