obligation
Obligation ( lat. Obligare , tie ',' commit ') stands for:
- a bond or note
- specifically: industrial bond, a corporate bond
- Obligation (law) , an obligation under Swiss law
obligatory (in the sense of “prescribed”) in music
- Obligatory voice : the voice must not be left out (contrast: ad libitum )
- Mandatory instrumentation : The intended instrument may not be replaced by another
- Compulsory Accompagnement : The accompaniment is composed as an independent voice / or the instruments are prescribed
obligatory (in the sense of “without exception”) in biology and medicine
- Obligate anaerobes : living beings that can only grow anaerobically (without oxygen)
- Compulsory parasites , as opposed to facultative ones, are dependent on the host
- Mandatory migratory birds always take part in the migration
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Wiktionary: mandatory - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- Commitment , a contractual obligation or payment obligation
