obligatory
obligatory 英 [əˈblɪgətri] 美 [əˈblɪgətɔri]
adj. 义务的；必须的；义不容辞的
名词复数:obligatories
- Obligatory describes something you do because you have to, not because you want to. When you buy a car, you have to fill out the obligatory forms. In many homes, saying please and thank you is obligatory.
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- adj. 义务的；必须的；义不容辞的
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1. All others are obligatory in the invocation process. How can you know such details in the black box?
所有其它属性都是调用过程必须的，但您如何知道黑盒中的这些详细信息呢？
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2. For there is no obvious level of support that is the obligatory minimum, and failure to know what that minimum is cannot therefore be morally culpable.
因为，对参与试验患者的支持并没有明显的义务底线，因此缺乏获知这种最低限度的义务在道德上也不为过。
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3. The exception to this rule is the occasional and obligatory, pre-meal prayer tradition. In time, my roommate learned that I was right and she dumped the guy.
这个规则的例外是不经常的和必须的,饭前祈祷传统.最后,我的室友知道我是正确的,并且甩掉了那个家伙.
- obligatory (adj.) c. 1400, from Old French obligatoire "creating an obligation, obligatory," and directly from Late Latin obligatorius "binding," from obligat-, past participle stem of obligare (see oblige).
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