liability

美音：[.laɪə'bɪləti] 英音：[.laɪə'bɪləti]

简单释义：

n.负债；债务；义务；惹麻烦的人（或事）

网络责任；倾向；责任险

变形：

复数：liabilities

完整释义：

1.责任,义务
2.负债,债务
3.负担,包袱
4.倾向;易于…的倾向[性质]
5.不利条件
6.不利因素
7.易感性
8.缺点
9.〔生化〕不稳定性
10.现任

例句：

He said it had also previously disclosed that it expected to face another tax liability of about $900 million for 2004 to 2009.
他说，此前还披露它将面对2004年到2009年的大约9亿美元的另一笔税务负担。
It was based on an acceptance that the company had no liability for the most serious deaths and injuries alleged in the dumping scandal.
这笔交易建立于该公司对声称在此倾倒丑闻中死亡和受害的人不负有责任的共识上。
We do not assume responsibility towards or accept liability to any other person for the contents of this report.
我们并不就本报告的内容向任何其它人士负上责任或承担法律责任。
The company said it did not accept liability , but regretted any distress caused to the local population by the waste dumping.
该公司称，他们不为此事承担责任，但是为垃圾倾倒事件为当地人民带来的苦恼表示遗憾。
The court can be based on any of these questions to determine the machine tool factory defects, convenient to the consequences of liability.
法院可以根据上述任何一个问题判定该机床存在的缺陷，厂方便要对其后果负赔偿责任。
During the Renaissance with growing capitalism and freedom, the doctrine changed so there was no "vicarious liability. "
在文艺复兴时期，随着资本主义和自由的兴起，这个原则改变了，不再有什么“替代责任”。
Lehman's limited partner fund interests, which hold less liability, probably total no more than $1bn, one person close to the matter said.
知情人士表示，雷曼的有限合伙人基金权益（持有负债较少）总数可能不超过10亿美元。
By the middle of the 20th century, the Western concern for truth gradually ceased to be an asset and turned instead into a liability.
到20世纪的中部，关心真相的西部逐渐停止，而转向关心财产，取而代之的是责任。

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