What is '義務' called in English?

'義務' in English is called "Obligation". Obligation refers to: 何かをしなければならないという法的または道徳的な義務や約束。

How do you pronounce 'Obligation' and '義務'?

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English: "He felt a strong obligation to help his family." | Japanese: "彼は家族を助ける強い義務を感じていた。"

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English to Japanese Dictionary

義務

義務 in English:obligation

Phonetic:ぎむ

Quick Answer • 要約

obligation の日本語の意味は「義務」です。 (何かをしなければならないという法的または道徳的な義務や約束。)

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noun
義務
A legal or moral duty or commitment to do something.
何かをしなければならないという法的または道徳的な義務や約束。
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noun
義務
The condition of being morally or legally bound to do something.
何かをしなければならないという道徳的または法的な束縛の状態。
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noun
義務
An act or course of action to which a person is morally or legally bound; a duty or commitment.
人が道徳的または法的にしなければならない行為または行動方針。義務または約束。

“He felt a strong obligation to help his family.”

彼は家族を助ける強い義務を感じていた。

“Paying taxes is a civic obligation.”

納税は市民の義務である。

“She fulfilled all her contractual obligations.”

彼女はすべての契約上の義務を果たした。

In English:

In English:

past participleobliged

adjectiveobligatory

moral obligationcollocation

A duty that is morally binding.

legal obligationcollocation

A duty that is legally binding.

financial obligationcollocation

A duty to pay money.