ele comete

commits

k u m ɛ t ɨ → cometer

comet make (a mistake), commit (a crime) + e tu command / he, she, or it present

verb · 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #22,754

commits Used for committing an error or suicide; English often says “makes a mistake.”

PO: Ele comete um erro quando está com pressa.

EN: He makes a mistake when he’s in a hurry.

Conjugation of cometer

Indicative present

	Singular	Plural
First	cometo	cometemos
Third	comete	cometem

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	comete	—
Third	cometa	cometam

Everyone makes mistakes, right?

You always make the same mistake.

The more careful you are, the fewer mistakes you make.

Everyone makes that mistake.

It’s not the first time Tom has made a mistake.

You make mistakes like that all the time.

It's a mistake anyone can make.

— Prenda-Me se For Capaz (2002)

Tom makes a lot of mistakes.

A teacher should never ridicule a student who makes a mistake.

To be honest, you're not the type of person who commits murder.

— Mother - A Busca Pela Verdade (2009)

He always makes the same mistake.

In the end, he commits suicide by throwing himself on his own sword.

He who writes little makes few mistakes.

Tom makes very few mistakes.

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