| 释义 |
ob·li·gee
\|äblə|jē\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: oblige + -ee
1.
a. : one to whom another is obligated : one toward whom another has undertaken an obligation : one in a position to enforce a legal duty owed by another — opposed to obligor
b. : a person whose interests are protected under a surety bond
2. : one who is obliged — opposed to obliger |