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- واژهنامه · Mokhtari English-Persian Law Dictionary dues عوارض، ديون
- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary dû|duty|dues|obligation|must|owe latin debere, que les étymologistes regardent comme composé de de habere, ne pas avoir, avoir perdu la possession. 1 n. eng. obligation, duty bâ-y-est(-a) bâyâ (KASRAVI, AŠURI) taklif (ar., dini) + fra. faire son devoir : be jâ âvordan e bâyâ/bâyad => fra. droits et devoirs : eng. rights and duties + Cenin konand bozorgân co kard bâyadhâ (FERDOWSI) + Ân ruz ke faryâd ravâ bud, na kardid Emruz degar arbade bâyâ ye šomâ n'ist (Âvâ ye šomâ, Simin Behbahâni, Tchista 194, 195) + The conception of duty, speaking historically, has been a means used by the holders of power to induce others to live for the interests of their masters rather than for their own. Of course the holders of power conceal this fact from themselves by managing to believe that their interests are identical with the larger interests of humanity. (B. RUSSELL, In Praise of Idleness ) + « Quand un imbécile fait une action dont il a honte, il prétend toujours que c'est par devoir. » (George Bernard Shaw) + => ambition 2 koneš ; eng. must bâ-idan (plv. apâyîtan) bâ-y-est-an + fra. nous devons : eng. we must : bar mâ'st ke 3 fra. devoir à qqn ; eng. owe someone (be kas )vâm-dâr budan be-deh-kâr budan + Que devons-nous aux savants, philosophes et humanistes du XVIIIe siècle ?
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version کلمات مرتبط(dues): بازگشت به واژه dues anchor dues dock dues dock-dues harbour dues river dues ديون بازرگانى : عوارض کلمات مرتبط(5)
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 due n. Pronunciation: ' dü, ' dyü Function: adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French deu, past participle of dever to owe, from Latin debēre ― more at DEBT Date: 14th century 1 : owed or owing as a debt 2 a : owed or owing as a natural or moral right <everyone's right to dissent ⋯ is due the full protection of the Constitution ― Nat Hentoff> b : according to accepted notions or procedures : APPROPRIATE <with all due respect> 3 a : satisfying or capable of satisfying a need, obligation, or duty : ADEQUATE <giving the matter due attention> b : REGULAR , LAWFUL < due proof of loss> 4 : capable of being attributed : ASCRIBABLE ― used with to <this advance is partly due to a few men of genius ― A. N. Whitehead> 5 : having reached the date at which payment is required : PAYABLE <the rent is due > 6 : required or expected in the prescribed, normal, or logical course of events : SCHEDULED <the train is due at noon> also : expected to give birth –due·ness noun ]]> 2 due n. Function: noun Date: 15th century : something due or owed: as a : something that rightfully belongs to one <give him his due > b : a payment or obligation required by law or custom : DEBT c plural : FEES , CHARGES <membership due s >]]> 3 due n. Function: adverb Date: 1582 1 : DIRECTLY , EXACTLY < due north> 2 obsolete : DULY ]]> due (as used in expressions) n. in due course due diligence due process substantive due process …