duty of care
noun /ˌdjuːti əv ˈkeə(r)/
/ˌduːti əv ˈker/
[singular] (especially British English)- duty of care (to somebody) a moral or legal obligation to ensure that other people are safe from physical or mental harm
谨慎义务：确保他人免受身体或精神伤害的道义或法律义务 - Employers have a duty of care to their employees.
雇主有责任关心他们的雇员。 - to owe somebody a duty of care
欠某人一份关心的责任 - The police have failed yet again in their duty of care to people at celebrations or sport events.
在庆祝活动或体育赛事中，警察又一次没有尽到对人们的保护责任。
- Employers have a duty of care to their employees.