dutiful

adj.

尽职的；恭敬顺从的；守本分的；

1. I hope you'll be a dutiful daughter-in-law.
   我希望你做个孝顺的儿媳妇。
2. Bertha would eventually become the dutiful and submissive spouse.
   伯莎最终会成为那种本分驯良的妻子。
3. The eldest was an extraordinary sailor -- brave, dutiful, tough and adventurous.
   大儿子是一个非凡的水手：坚强、勇敢、尽职，而且富于冒险精神。
4. They are hard working and dutiful.
   他们很努力工作，富有责任感。

Dutiful
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What Kant Might Have Said: Moral Worth and the Overdetermination of Dutiful Action
From Concerned Shopper to Dutiful Citizen Implications of Individual and Collective Orientations toward Political Consumerism
The Influence of The Dutifulness of the Macedonian Entrepreneurs on the Employees in the Process of Creating Competitive Companies