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[ˌɔbli΄geiʃn] n պարտավո րություն, պարտականություն. fulfill one’s obligation պար տավորությունը կատարել. undertake obligations պարտավորություններ վերցնել. under obligation պարտավորված obligations under contract պար տավորություններ ըստ/համաձայն պայ մանագրի. be under an obligation to smb մեկին պարտական լինել. obligation of conscience խղճի պարտք/պար տականություն
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