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duty

/ˈdjuː.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine moralische oder rechtliche Verpflichtung, Verantwortung oder eine Aufgabe bezeichnet, die erfüllt werden muss.

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noun

/ˈdjuː.ti/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine moralische oder rechtliche Verpflichtung, Verantwortung oder eine Aufgabe bezeichnet, die erfüllt werden muss.

A noun referring to a moral or legal obligation, a responsibility, or a task that one is required to perform.

  1. Moral or legal obligationB1formal

    A responsibility or task that one is required to perform by law, morality, or one's role.

    dePflicht

    • It is your duty to report any suspicious activity.
    • She felt it was her duty to help her elderly neighbor.
    • The soldiers carried out their duty with honor.

    Synonymeassignmentburdenchargecommitmentliabilitymandatemoral obligationobligationonusrequirementresponsibility

    Antonymechoiceoptionprivilegeright

  2. Tax or tariffB2formal

    A tax imposed on goods imported or exported, or on certain transactions.

    deZoll

    • The company had to pay a high duty on imported electronics.
    • Customs duty is calculated based on the value of the goods.
    • The government reduced duties on luxury items.

    Synonymeexciseimpostlevytarifftaxtoll

  3. Work shift or assignmentB1informal

    A specific period of work, especially in a job that requires rotation.

    deArbeitsschicht

    • She is on duty tonight at the hospital.
    • He finished his duty at the factory at 6 PM.
    • The security guard has a 12-hour duty shift.

    Synonymeassignmentshiftspellstinttourturnwatch

    Antonymeleaverestvacation

Formen
  • duties plural form
  • duties' possessive plural form
  • duty's possessive singular form
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