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不可抗力

Word · Noun

force majeure; irresistible force

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

noun

force majeure; irresistible force; act of god

formal

A legal term for unforeseeable and unavoidable events that prevent contract fulfillment, such as natural disasters or war. Commonly appears in legal documents, contracts, and insurance policies.

Gēn根
jù据
hé合
tóng同
 ,
yīn因
bù不
kě可
kàng抗
lì力
dǎo导
zhì致
de的
xiàng项
mù目
yán延
qī期
 ,
shuāng双
fāng方
jūn均
bù不
chéng承
dān担
zé责
rèn任
 。

According to the contract, neither party is liable for project delays caused by force majeure.

Dì地
zhèn震
bèi被
shì视
wéi为
diǎn典
xíng型
de的
bù不
kě可
kàng抗
lì力
shì事
jiàn件
 。

Earthquakes are considered typical force majeure events.

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Cǐ此
cì次
hóng洪
shuǐ水
shǔ属
yú于
bù不
kě可
kàng抗
lì力
 ,
gōng公
sī司
kě可
yǐ以
miǎn免
chú除
wéi违
yuē约
zé责
rèn任
 。

This flood is considered force majeure, and the company can be exempted from liability for breach of contract.