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f; -, -en duty; SPORT compulsory exercise(s Pl.); seine Pflicht tun do one’s duty; seine Pflichten verletzen act contrary to ( oder in breach of) one’s duties; ich habe nur meine Pflicht getan I was only doing my duty ( oder job); jemandes Pflicht als Christ etc. s.o.’s duty as a Christian etc.; es sich (Dat) zur Pflicht machen zu (+ Inf.) make it one’s duty to (+ Inf.) die Pflicht ruft duty calls; jemanden in die Pflicht nehmen take s.o. up on his ( oder her) promise; es ist Pflicht it’s obligatory ( oder compulsory); es ist deine ( verdammte) Pflicht und Schuldigkeit it is your bounden duty; die ehelichen Pflichten meist hum. one’s marital duties, one’s duties as a husband ( oder wife)* * *die Pflichttask; obligation; duty; part; behove; charge; office; job* * *Pflịcht [pflɪçt]f -, -en1) (= Verpflichtung) duty (zu to)ich habe die traurige Pflicht... — it is my sad duty...
als Abteilungsleiter hat er die Pflicht,... — it's his duty or responsibility as head of (the) department...
seine Pflicht erfüllen or tun — to do one's duty
der Pflicht gehorchen (geh) — to obey the call of duty
jdn in die Pflicht nehmen — to remind sb of his duty
ich habe es mir zur Pflicht gemacht — I've taken it upon myself, I've made it my duty
das ist Pflicht — you have to do that, it's compulsory
Schulbesuch ist Pflicht — you have to go to school, going to school is compulsory
es ist seine ( verdammte inf) Pflicht und Schuldigkeit(, das zu tun) — he damn well or jolly well (Brit) ought to (do it) (inf)
* * *(what one ought morally or legally to do: He acted out of duty; I do my duty as a responsible citizen.) duty* * *<-, -en>[pflɪçt]f1. (Verpflichtung) duty, responsibility▪ jds \Pflicht/ \Pflichten als jd sb's duty [or responsibility]/duties [or responsibilities] as sbjds verdammte \Pflicht und Schuldigkeit sein, etw zu tun (sl) sb damn [or BRIT a. bloody] well ought to do sth sldie \Pflicht haben, etw zu tun to have the duty to do stheheliche \Pflichten conjugal dutiesjdn [durch etw akk] in die \Pflicht nehmen (geh) to remind sb of his duty [through sth], to insist on sb discharging his responsibilitydie \Pflicht ruft duty callsnur seine \Pflicht tun to only do one's duty; s.a. Recht2. SPORT compulsory section [or exercise]* * *die; Pflicht, Pflichten1) dutyPflicht sein — be obligatory
2) (Sport) compulsory exercises pl* * *…pflicht f im subst:Aussagepflicht obligation to testify ( oder give evidence);Ausweispflicht obligation to produce identification;Erziehungspflicht obligation to educate one’s children;Fürsorgepflicht JUR duty of care;Wahlpflicht electoral duty* * *die; Pflicht, Pflichten1) duty2) (Sport) compulsory exercises pl* * *-en (Sport) f.compulsory figures n. -en f.duty n.obligation n.
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