obligate如何读

英:['ɒblɪgeɪt]

美:[ˈɑblɪˌɡet]

obligate是什么意思

  • v.使负义务;强制;预留
  • adj.有义务的;必要的;【医】专性的,固性的

obligate自然拼读

ob·li·gate

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obligate变形

第三人称单数:obligates

现在分词:obligating

过去式:obligated

过去分词:obligated

obligate扩展

obligable (adj.)

obligate词根

词根:oblige

adj.

obliged 必须的;感激的;有责任的

obligatory 义务的;必须的;义不容辞的

obliging 乐于助人的;有礼貌的;体贴的;亲切的

obligated 有义务的;责无旁贷的

n.

obligation 义务;职责;债务

obligated 使负义务(obligate的过去式)

obliger 施惠与人者

v.

obliged 要求;约束;施恩惠(oblige的过去分词)

obliging 迫使;约束(oblige的现在分词)

vi.

oblige 帮忙;施恩惠

vt.

oblige 迫使;强制;赐,施恩惠;责成

obligate英英释义

Verb

1. force or compel somebody to do something;

"We compel all students to fill out this form"

2. commit in order to fulfill an obligation;

"obligate money"

3. bind by an obligation; cause to be indebted;

"He's held by a contract"

"I'll hold you by your promise"

Adjective

1. restricted to a particular condition of life;

"an obligate anaerobe can survive only in the absence of OXYGen"

obligate词源中文解释

1540年代,“绑定,系紧,连接”,这个拉丁词的字面意义在英语中已经过时; 1660年代主要现代意义为“使承担道德义务”; 这是从 obligation 中的反形成词,或者来自拉丁语 obligatus,过去分词 obligare “绑定,包扎”,比喻“使承担义务”(见 oblige)。自17世纪后期以来,它一直与 Oblige 混淆,后者的意思是“帮助某人”。相关的: Obligated; obligating。

obligate_医学行业词汇

专性的,固性的:特点为只能在特殊环境中生存或只起特殊作用的,如专性厌氧菌

必需的

obligate_法律行业词汇

负有义务

obligate词源英文解释

Verb borrowed from Latin obligātus, past participle of obligāre "to tie up, restrain by tying, place under a legal or moral constraint" — more at oblige Adjective borrowed from German obligat "necessary, unavoidable," borrowed from Latin obligātus "under an obligation," from past participle of obligāre "to tie up, restrain by tying, place under a legal or moral constraint" — more at oblige Note: In biological sense apparently adapted from use of German obligat by the mycologist Heinrich Anton de Bary (1831-88) in Vergleichende Morphologie und Biologie der Pilze, Mycetozoen und Bacterien (Leipzig, 1884), p. 382 ff.

The first known use of obligate was in 1533

obligate儿童词典英英释义

obligingadjective

willing to do favors

obligeverb

to compel by pressure : force entry 2 sense 1

the soldiers were obliged to retreat

to earn the gratitude of

you will oblige me by coming early

to do a favor for or do something as a favor

glad to oblige

obligeverb

to compel by pressure : force entry 2 sense 1

the soldiers were obliged to retreat

to earn the gratitude of

you will oblige me by coming early

to do a favor for or do something as a favor

glad to oblige

obligatoryadjective

not to be left out, forgotten, or ignored : being required

obligationnoun

an act of making oneself responsible for doing something

something (as a promise or contract) that requires one to do something

something one must do : duty

a feeling of being indebted for an act of kindness

obligateverb

to make (someone) do something by law or because it is right

obligateverb

to make (someone) do something by law or because it is right

obligate医学词典英英释义

obligateadjective

restricted to one particularly characteristic mode of life or way of functioning an obligate parasite

the infant is an obligate nose breather—The Journal of the American Medical Association

biologically essential for survival

obligate parasitism

obligate 例句

1 This isn’t a case of a “second-time around” wedding, where one isn’t obligated to give a gift, especially if a wedding gift was given for a first marriage.

2 “Guy like that, what are you going to do: leave him alone and watch him clean the pool? I think you might have been legally obligated to jump him.”

3 Chicago-based Innovation Arts & Entertainment said in a statement it understands the decision is unpopular but it and the venues are obligated to proceed and that "we would face crippling legal obstacles for violation."

4 There was, however, a condition that he now felt obligated to impose.

5 Violent J said that the band felt obligated to pursue the case.

6 Now it seems that every animated feature released by a major studio is similarly obligated to feature a voice-cast composed of eminently recognizable movie stars.

7 The ministry will obligate the company to issue a labour card in favour of the employee.

事实上,公司没有发行劳工卡的行为被视为违反了劳工法,公司应该为此负责。

8 Did Father aim to suggest God was not obligated to send us down any beans or squash at all, no matter how we might toil in His name?

9 Where's the unique experience you as an artist are obligated to provide?

10 Post-lapsum the terms of the covenant of works continue to obligate all rational creatures and must be perfectly fulfilled personally or vicariously.

堕落之后,工作之约的条件仍然继续约束着所有具理性的受造物,这些条件必需经由个人或中保来完全的满足。

11 Still, I feel obligated to point out that Close is the 14th richest living artist, worth a staggering $25 million.

12 The women were assigned to the residency purely by chance — unlike many American dancers with year-long company contracts, they are obligated to their dance company on a per-show basis, and had the free time.

13 Since no one bothered pulling the curtain around to give me some privacy, I decided I wasn’t obligated to wear the stupid-looking neck brace anymore.

14 It's not as if he's obligated to demonstrate how to do a trans joke in a way that isn't demeaning or assaultive.

15 As is common practice in the music industry, Sony was not obligated to receive permission from the songwriters to license the song.

16 I find it odd that it seems to be a thing nowadays that people don't feel obligated to reply to emails.

17 You are not obligated to keep offering reasons; they will never satisfy your son anyway.

18 "There's a bruise on my side where it hit me and knocked me from the sky. And now I am obligated to carry it about with me."

19 Is everyone who does have the means to afford it all obligated to pick up the tab?

20 As New York City’s original public hospital, it has been obligated to accept whatever comes its way.

obligate 同义词

1 专性的

specific obligatory

4 有义务的

liable bound incumbent obligatory

6 不可缺的

material needful

15 必须的

necessary obligatory

18 使感激

oblige impassion

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