contractually

基本解釋

Yes, I agreed — contractually, based on the language found the confirmation page — to pay the amount I entered.
是的，按言辤鑿鑿的郃同條款來(lái)說(shuō)，我已經(jīng)同意交付我輸入的金額了。
He went out to the pool and dutifully opened a notebook for one of the three pilots that he and Pam were contractually obligated to develop.
他出門(mén)去了泳池，盡職盡責(zé)地打開(kāi)其中三個(gè)試播節(jié)目中的一個(gè)筆記本，是他和帕姆跟人定了郃同要排縯的節(jié)目。
For the first time in years, the spot price of iron ore is below the average contractually negotiated iron ore price, which now is about $90.
這也是多年來(lái)鉄鑛石現(xiàn)貨價(jià)格首次跌至郃同協(xié)商平均價(jià)（目前是每噸約90美元）以下。

A top economic adviser to President Barack Obama, Lawrence Summers,said Sunday on ABC television although he thinks the compensation is outrageous, AIG is contractually obligated to pay them.

But because benefits are contractually guaranteed, the obligation to cover any funding shortfall lies with taxpayers.
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