I'm assuming this is in reference to the 'duty' in the "Duty-Free" shops you find in airports. In that case, duty is the import tax that the retailer usually pays to import the item from wherever it may come from. This is different from sales tax, which is implicated in the store, and thus is collected by the state in which the item is being sold. Duty is implicated in the state or country in which the item was imported from. Therefore, when an item is "Duty and Tax Free" This means that the retailer did not pay import tax, and you will not have to pay sales tax, making the item much cheaper than it usually would be.
Plural of duty: an obligation or responsibility.
performing the duties required, something done because it is necessery or expected
Noun: a moral or legal obligation; a responsibilityalso: a task or action that someone is required to perform
also: a payment due and enforced by law or custom
Obedient to your orders and obligations.
Flight of freedom means an instance of travelling by air with duty
An order, as to those in the reserves, to report for active duty
To perform one's wifely duty as a citizen of England.
There are two meanings to duty: It was his duty (responsibility) to stop the smuggling and collect the duty (taxes)
The plural of duty is duties.
Aloha: If you mean like it's your duty to do something, say pono or hana. If you mean like paying duty at the airport, say kuku.
Active Duty Service Computation just means the time you started active duty.
The year 2098 for Call of Duty 78. If you mean Call Of Duty 7, it is out. It is Black Ops.
call of duty is the series... call of duty 6 is the 6th game in the series... if you mean black ops, no it isnt.
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homonyms
If by that, you mean Call of Duty, the answer is Ctrl.
kill death
In gaming: Call of Duty
"duty", "homework", "have to"
guard duty