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1 быть обязанным почитать и повиноваться
General subject: owe reverence and obedience to, ought reverence and obedience toУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > быть обязанным почитать и повиноваться
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2 обязанный
1. beholden2. bound to3. commited toпринимать обязательство о; обязанный — commited to
4. incumbent5. obligated6. owed7. owing8. obliged toочень благодарен, крайне обязан — much obliged
9. under obligation toобязал; обязанный — laid under obligation
10. obliged; indebted; owe; responsible11. due12. indebted13. liableСинонимический ряд:должен (прил.) должен
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