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dutiful adj.顺从的；尽职的；责任感强的 (1) 我希望你做个孝顺的儿媳妇。(2) 伯莎最终会成为那种本分驯良的妻子。(3) 大儿子是一个非凡的水手：坚强、勇敢、尽职，而且富于冒险精神。(4) 他们很努力工作，富有责任感。 The adjective dutiful is often used to describe obedient children, servants, and soldiers, as well as anyone else who willingly obeys orders. Not surprisingly, dutiful can also have a somewhat negative meaning. For example, if your graduation speaker gives a painfully boring address, you may respond with "dutiful applause" when it's over. That means you are clapping out of a sense of duty and respect, not because you thought the speech was any good.

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英 ['djuːtɪfl] 美 ['duːtɪfl] (1) I hope you'll be a dutiful daughter-in-law.(2) Bertha would eventually become the dutiful and submissive spouse.(3) The eldest was an extraordinary sailor -- brave, dutiful, tough and adventurous.(4) They are hard working and dutiful. Are you a dutiful person? If you are, then you do as you're told, out of a feeling of duty and obligation. Dutiful children know this means cleaning one's room, taking out the trash, and no talking back! 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]顺从的；尽职的；恭敬的 If you say that someone is dutiful, you mean that they do everything that they are expected to do. The days of the dutiful wife, who sacrifices her career for her husband, are over.贤妻为了丈夫而牺牲自己事业的时代已经结束了。dutifullyThe inspector dutifully recorded the date in a large red book.检查员很尽职地在一本大红册子上记下了日期。

英语单词	dutiful
英美音标	英 ['djuːtɪfl] 美 ['duːtɪfl]
中文释义	adj.顺从的；尽职的；责任感强的
英语例句	(1) I hope you'll be a dutiful daughter-in-law. (2) Bertha would eventually become the dutiful and submissive spouse. (3) The eldest was an extraordinary sailor -- brave, dutiful, tough and adventurous. (4) They are hard working and dutiful.
中文例句	(1) 我希望你做个孝顺的儿媳妇。 (2) 伯莎最终会成为那种本分驯良的妻子。 (3) 大儿子是一个非凡的水手：坚强、勇敢、尽职，而且富于冒险精神。 (4) 他们很努力工作，富有责任感。
vocabulary简明	Are you a dutiful person? If you are, then you do as you're told, out of a feeling of duty and obligation. Dutiful children know this means cleaning one's room, taking out the trash, and no talking back!
vocabulary扩展	The adjective dutiful is often used to describe obedient children, servants, and soldiers, as well as anyone else who willingly obeys orders. Not surprisingly, dutiful can also have a somewhat negative meaning. For example, if your graduation speaker gives a painfully boring address, you may respond with "dutiful applause" when it's over. That means you are clapping out of a sense of duty and respect, not because you thought the speech was any good.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]顺从的；尽职的；恭敬的 If you say that someone is dutiful, you mean that they do everything that they are expected to do. The days of the dutiful wife, who sacrifices her career for her husband, are over. 贤妻为了丈夫而牺牲自己事业的时代已经结束了。 dutifully The inspector dutifully recorded the date in a large red book. 检查员很尽职地在一本大红册子上记下了日期。

Dutiful Duty Means 英 Djuːtɪfl] 美 Duːtɪfl Adj.顺从的；尽职的；责任感强的 I