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obligation

/ˌɒb.lɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um dever, compromisso ou exigência moral ou legal de fazer algo.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ˌɒb.lɪˈɡeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um dever, compromisso ou exigência moral ou legal de fazer algo.

A noun referring to a duty, commitment, or moral or legal requirement to do something.

  1. Moral or legal dutyB1formal

    A duty or commitment that one is bound to fulfill, either by law, morality, or social convention.

    ptObrigação

    • Parents have an obligation to care for their children.
    • The contract imposes a legal obligation on both parties.
    • He felt a moral obligation to help his friend.

    Sinônimosburdenchargecommitmentdutyliabilityonusrequirementresponsibility

    Antônimoschoicediscretionoptionprivilegeright

  2. Financial responsibilityB2formal

    A financial commitment or debt that must be repaid.

    ptObrigação financeira

    • The company has an obligation to pay its employees on time.
    • She fulfilled her financial obligation by paying off the loan.
    • The mortgage is a long-term obligation for the homeowner.

    Sinônimoscommitmentdebtdueencumbranceliability

    Antônimosassetcreditreceivable

  3. Social expectationB1informal

    Something that is expected of someone due to social norms or relationships.

    ptObrigação

    • There is a social obligation to attend family gatherings.
    • He felt an obligation to return the favor.
    • Inviting them was more of an obligation than a pleasure.

    Sinônimoscommitmentdutyresponsibility

    Antônimoschoicefreedomoptionright

Formas
  • obligations plural form
  • obligations' possessive plural form
  • obligation's possessive singular form
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