obligated 的 2 个定义
ob·li·gat·ed, ob·li·gat·ing.
- to bind or oblige morally or legally: to obligate oneself to purchase a building.
- to pledge, commit, or bind to meet an obligation.
- morally or legally bound; obliged; constrained.
- necessary; essential.
- Biology. restricted to a particular condition of life, as certain organisms that can survive only in the absence of oxygen: obligate anaerobe.
obligated 近义词
bound
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- According to Segal, if the coming vaccine is not free, the law does not obligate employers to pay for the cost of a mandatory shot.
- Because of that, I was wondering if in fact I was obligated by etiquette to acknowledge the "reach out."
- The city is obligated to make room for 5,000 homes at different levels of affordability, based on state housing policy.
- An extension through May would allow Sanchez to avoid repeatedly seeking approval for restrictions as he was obligated to do during during Spain’s lockdown earlier this year.
- Once Pendergraft was certified, she was obligated to work at least 20 hours a week.
- Starting in 1966, Korean movie theaters were obligated to show at least six domestic films for more than 90 days.
- Are the stars of Mockingjay obligated to speak out in their defense?
- I feel obligated to sneak in a Never Been Kissed question because I love that movie.
- “The Palestinians under Oslo are obligated to do everything they can,” he said.
- “But he was not obligated to do that by the resolution itself,” McFaul said.
- And if workmen had been employed thereon, the bailor would also be obligated to pay for their labor.
- I have obligated them to put the best quality of iron, and to be delivered at Falmouth within four months.
- Each organization obligated itself to exercise "police authority" over its constituents, enforcing obedience to the agreement.
- This last obligated the director to see that the girls rested for a time after the noon-day meal.
- Harleston had walked a block before he recollected that he was obligated to Ranleigh to go in a taxi.