obliged to

基本解釋

But unlike marketmakers, they are not obliged to do so during bouts of turbulence.
但是不同于市場(chǎng)莊家，他們?cè)诠墒姓鹗帟r(shí)沒有義務(wù)這樣做。
At the same time scholars in disciplines as far flung as poetry and psychoanalysis would be obliged to reconsider their use of Heidegger’s ideas.
與此同時(shí)，在諸如詩歌藝術(shù)、精神分析這樣比較偏遠(yuǎn)的學(xué)科，學(xué)者們將不得不重新考慮其對(duì)海德格爾思想的使用。
Anyone who does otherwise, either out of timidity or because of bad advice, is always obliged to keep his knife in his hand.
任何不這樣做的人，或出于膽怯，或由于接受了拙劣的建議，總是被迫一直把屠刀提在手中。

But anyone can file charges of lese majeste, and police are obliged to investigate.
The very structure, in fact, of Milton's poem here is what Dr. Johnson would be obliged to call a remote allusion.
約翰遜稱彌爾頓這首詩的結(jié)構(gòu),是遙遠(yuǎn)的幻境是不得已的。
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So given all of the controversies raging around the question of the proper government of the church, and Milton is deeply invested in these matters, Milton feels obliged to do something.
因此考慮到對(duì)應(yīng)當(dāng)來領(lǐng)導(dǎo)教會(huì)的適當(dāng)政府的問題,所引發(fā)的相當(dāng)爭(zhēng)議，彌爾頓已經(jīng)深深的陷在這些事務(wù)里，無法脫身了，他覺得自己需要做些什么。
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