onus 英 [ˈəʊnəs]   美 [ˈoʊnəs]

onus

onus  英 [ˈəʊnəs] 美 [ˈoʊnəs]

n. 责任,义务;负担 

名词复数:onuss 

This type of questioning puts the onus on the client to explain what they want, which is crucial. 这样的提问可以把责任放到客户身上,让他们解释自己需要什么,这很重要。
The downside is the onus of cross-compiling to each platform. 不好的一面是要负担每个平台的交叉编译工作。

  • Take the noun, onus, as a formal word for responsibility or obligation. If your teacher assigns onus as a vocabulary word, it puts the onus on you to find out what it means.
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  • n. 责任,义务;负担
  • 1. This type of questioning puts the onus on the client to explain what they want, which is crucial.

    这样的提问可以把责任放到客户身上,让他们解释自己需要什么,这很重要。

  • 2. The downside is the onus of cross-compiling to each platform.

    不好的一面是要负担每个平台的交叉编译工作。

  • 3. Some contributors to the London meeting said that the onus should be put on manufacturers to ensure that their tests meet quality standards.

    此次伦敦会议的一些参与者说,应该让制造商承担起确保它们的测试满足质量标准的责任。

  • onus (n.) 1640s, from Latin onus "load, burden," figuratively "tax, expense; trouble, difficulty," from PIE *en-es- "burden" (source of Sanskrit anah "cart, wagon"). Hence legal Latin onus probandi (1722), literally "burden of proving."
onus / ˈəʊnəs ; NAmE ˈoʊnəs / noun ( usuallythe onus ) [singular ] ( formal) the responsibility for sth 职责;责任 The onus is onemployers to follow health and safety laws. 雇主有义务遵行健康安全法。 onus onuses onus / ˈəʊnəs ; NAmE ˈoʊnəs /
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