obedience

英 [əˈbiːdiəns]

美 [oʊˈbidiəns]

n.  服从；顺从，遵从

复数：obediences　

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BNC.7698 / COCA.9926

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 服从的；顺从的；温驯的
  A person or animal who isobedientdoes what they are told to do.
  1. He was very respectful at home and obedient to his parents...
     他在家里对父母十分恭敬顺从。
  2. What a sweet, obedient little girl she was in the sixth grade.
     她上六年级的时候是个多么可爱温顺的小女孩啊！

英英释义

noun

• behavior intended to please your parents
  1. their children were never very strong on obedience
  2. he went to law school out of respect for his father's wishes
  Synonym:respect
• the act of obeying
  Synonym:obeisance
• the trait of being willing to obey

双语例句

• I want to renounce my vows of obedience.
  我要放弃对上帝的誓约。
• Absolute allegiance and unconditional obedience.
  绝对的忠诚和无条件的服从。
• It was taught that Christ and some of the saints had achieved more than perfect obedience.
  据说，基督和一些圣人已经获得了彻底的顺从。
• He did it in obedience to her wishes.
  他顺从她的愿望做了那件事。
• The habit of obedience was burned into me as a child.
  我从小就养成了顺从的习惯。
• Give a complete obedience to sb's authority.
  对某人的权力完全服从。
• A system in which obedience and fortitude were unquestioned virtues.
  视服从和坚毅为公认美德的一种制度。
• Society has a right to expect obedience of the law.
  社会有权要求人人遵守法律。
• He demands unquestioning obedience from his followers.
  他要求追随者对他绝对服从。
• Isabella had been taught unquestioning obedience
  伊莎贝拉被要求无条件服从。