obedience

/oh-bee-dee-uhns/US // oʊˈbi di əns //UK // (əˈbiːdɪəns) //

服从,顺从,服从性,顺从性

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the state or quality of being obedient.
- : the act or practice of obeying; dutiful or submissive compliance: Military service demands obedience from its members.
- : a sphere of authority or jurisdiction, especially ecclesiastical.
- : Chiefly Ecclesiastical. conformity to a monastic rule or the authority of a religious superior, especially on the part of one who has vowed such conformance.the rule or authority that exacts such conformance.

noungood behavior; submissiveness

Synonyms

Perhaps most important, obedience to procedural norms is a sign of judicial humility.
They can safely keep a mischievous puppy from chasing other animals or gnawing on the living-room furniture, provide an exercise space as a dog run, or help with obedience or anti-anxiety training.
That lack of obedience stressed out other owners and their pooches, and it proved vexing and occasionally fatal to wildlife.
The Texans need to rebuild more than they need to make some point about obedience.
When adhering to simple safety measures can save tens of thousands of American lives, wearing a mask is not an act of blind obedience, it is an act of patriotism.
Such brutality will likely inspire fear and obedience among the overwhelmingly moderate Sunnis of Iraq, but not enthusiasm.
“They stressed rules and obedience, Francis is emphatic about mercy,” Berry says.
“The first website that really helped me understand what obedience to Allah was,” Loewen wrote.
A timeless fairytale of true love and magical transformation would be reduced to a boring exercise in memorization and obedience.
We knew that obedience was immediate, complete, and without question.
And as she hesitated between obedience to one and duty toward the other, her life, her love and future was in the balance.

/oh-bee-dee-uhns/US // oʊˈbi di əns //UK // (əˈbiːdɪəns) //

服从,顺从,服从性,顺从性

n.名词 noun

1
- : the state or quality of being obedient.
- : the act or practice of obeying; dutiful or submissive compliance: Military service demands obedience from its members.
- : a sphere of authority or jurisdiction, especially ecclesiastical.
- : Chiefly Ecclesiastical. conformity to a monastic rule or the authority of a religious superior, especially on the part of one who has vowed such conformance.the rule or authority that exacts such conformance.

noungood behavior; submissiveness

Synonyms

Perhaps most important, obedience to procedural norms is a sign of judicial humility.
They can safely keep a mischievous puppy from chasing other animals or gnawing on the living-room furniture, provide an exercise space as a dog run, or help with obedience or anti-anxiety training.
That lack of obedience stressed out other owners and their pooches, and it proved vexing and occasionally fatal to wildlife.
The Texans need to rebuild more than they need to make some point about obedience.
When adhering to simple safety measures can save tens of thousands of American lives, wearing a mask is not an act of blind obedience, it is an act of patriotism.
Such brutality will likely inspire fear and obedience among the overwhelmingly moderate Sunnis of Iraq, but not enthusiasm.
“They stressed rules and obedience, Francis is emphatic about mercy,” Berry says.
“The first website that really helped me understand what obedience to Allah was,” Loewen wrote.
A timeless fairytale of true love and magical transformation would be reduced to a boring exercise in memorization and obedience.
We knew that obedience was immediate, complete, and without question.
And as she hesitated between obedience to one and duty toward the other, her life, her love and future was in the balance.