a duty or obligation to perform a task or function

to be in charge of or bear the responsibility for a task or duty

person in charge

official duty, responsibility, or obligation associated with a specific role or position

to point out mistakes or express disapproval; to find fault with

to strongly and formally express disapproval, especially in a public or official capacity

system of job responsibility

to blame or rebuke someone for a fault or mistake

to be reliable and take one's duties seriously

to formally order, enjoin, or charge someone to complete a task or fulfill a duty

to blame oneself

the individual held accountable for a specific task, project, or incident; a coordinator or person in charge

to find fault with someone or express disapproval for a mistake or failure

sense of responsibility

editor in charge (abbreviation for [[责任编辑|責任編輯|ze2 ren4 bian1 ji2]])

to charge an entity or person with a specific task or responsibility

to scold, criticize, or lash out at someone harshly and severely

to perform one's obligations or duties conscientiously

to censure or criticize severely

An accident occurring due to negligence or a failure to fulfill one's responsibilities.

guilt; responsibility for a crime

to scold

to be obligated to act; to have an unshirkable responsibility that cannot be passed to others

to demand an explanation

exemption from responsibility

responsible and diligent

the author takes sole responsibility for the views expressed here

to punish

to criticize harshly or demand perfection in a severe manner

to demand perfection (idiom)

a heavy burden or significant duty

to skimp on the job; to work half-heartedly; to perform one's duties perfunctorily

to blame unscrupulously; to criticize arbitrarily

to free from blame or guilt; to absolve someone of responsibility for a crime or fault

the duty to defend one's territory (idiom)

to punish by flogging

to relieve someone of their responsibilities, especially upon retirement (Taiwan usage)

breach of responsibility or failure to carry out one's duty

to upbraid

a type of insurance that covers the insured's legal liability for damages or injuries caused to others

the individual with overall responsibility for a project, organization, or task; the chief person in charge.

to carry out one's duties perfunctorily or fulfill one's responsibility in a half-hearted way

to criticize, blame, or hold someone accountable for a fault or negligence

to scold or reprimand someone severely

to do something just to minimally fulfill one's responsibilities or to get off the hook

responsibility must lie where it belongs