Summary
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- obligatory:
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Wiktionary:
- obligatory → verplicht
- obligatory → dwingend, bindend, gedwongen, verbindend, verplicht, verplichtend
English
Detailed Translations for obligatory from English to Dutch
obligatory:
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obligatory (obliged; committed; bound)
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obligatory (involuntary; compulsory; obliged; forced; committed; indebted; forcible; tied)
verplicht; gedwongen; onvrijwillig; geforceerd-
verplicht adj
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gedwongen adj
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onvrijwillig adj
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geforceerd adj
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obligatory (prescribed)
Translation Matrix for obligatory:
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
geforceerd | committed; compulsory; forced; forcible; indebted; involuntary; obligatory; obliged; tied | artificial; enforced; forced; strained; unnatural |
obligaat | bound; committed; obligatory; obliged | |
obligatoir | bound; committed; obligatory; obliged | |
onvrijwillig | committed; compulsory; forced; forcible; indebted; involuntary; obligatory; obliged; tied | |
reglementair | obligatory; prescribed | according to the regulations; prescribed |
verplicht | bound; committed; compulsory; forced; forcible; indebted; involuntary; obligatory; obliged; tied | compulsory; mandatory; required |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
gedwongen | committed; compulsory; forced; forcible; indebted; involuntary; obligatory; obliged; tied | artificial; enforced; forced; strained; unnatural |
vereist | bound; committed; obligatory; obliged | central; crucial; elemental; essential; fundamental; material; vital; wanted |
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Wiktionary Translations for obligatory:
obligatory
Cross Translation:
adjective
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binding
- obligatory → verplicht
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• obligatory | → dwingend | ↔ obligatorisch — verpflichtend, verbindlich, vorgeschrieben, zwingend erforderlich |
• obligatory | → bindend; dwingend; gedwongen; verbindend; verplicht; verplichtend | ↔ obligatoire — Qui a la force d’obliger suivant la religion, suivre la loi. |