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to obligate
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obliger
to make someone do something, typically through legal, moral, or social means
Ditransitive: to obligate sb to do sth
02
obliger, engager
to commit assets or resources as security against a financial obligation or agreement
Transitive: to obligate an asset or resource as collateral
obligate
01
obligé, contraint
restricted to a particular condition of life
obligate
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oblige
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obligation
n
obligation
n
Exemple
Social norms obligate individuals to show respect for one another's personal space and boundaries.
The contract obligates the contractor to complete the construction project within the specified timeframe.
The signed agreement obligates both parties to adhere to the terms and conditions outlined within.
By accepting the scholarship, students obligate themselves to maintain a certain GPA throughout the academic year.
As part of the mortgage agreement, they had to obligate their house as security for the loan.
