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1 obliger
obliger [ɔbliʒe]➭ TABLE 3 transitive verba. ( = forcer) obliger qn à faire qch [règlement, autorités] to require sb to do sth ; [principes, circonstances, agresseur] to oblige sb to do sth• il va accepter ? -- il est bien obligé ! is he going to agree? -- he has no choice!• prudence oblige, les gens mettent de l'argent de côté people have to be cautious and put money aside• je vous serais très obligé de bien vouloir... I should be greatly obliged if you would kindly...* * *ɔbliʒe
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1) ( contraindre)obliger quelqu'un à — [personne, police] to force somebody to; [autorité, règlement] to make it compulsory for somebody to; [devoir, prudence] to compel somebody to
2) Droit [bail, contrat, accord] to bind [somebody] legally [personne]3) ( rendre service à) to oblige
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s'obliger verbe pronominal* * *ɔbliʒe vt1) (= contraindre)obliger qn à faire — to force sb to do, to oblige sb to do
2) DROIT (= engager) to bind3) (= rendre service à) to oblige* * *obliger verb table: mangerA vtr1 ( contraindre) obliger qn à faire gén to make sb do; [personne, police] to force ou compel sb to do; [autorité, règlement] to make it compulsory for sb to do; [devoir, prudence] to compel sb to do; [circonstance, événement] to force sb to do; comme la loi vous y oblige as required by law; rien ne t'oblige à accepter you don't have to accept; ‘tu vas l'aider?’-‘bien obligé’ ‘are you going to help him?’-‘I've got no choice ou alternative’;2 Jur [bail, contrat, accord] to bind [sb] legally [personne] (à faire to do); un contrat oblige toutes les parties signataires a contract is binding on all parties; être obligé de faire to be bound to do; le bail m'oblige à réparer les dégâts the lease makes me legally responsible for repairs;3 ( rendre service à) to oblige (en faisant by doing); vous m'obligez beaucoup I am much obliged to you; je vous serais (très) obligé de bien vouloir faire I should GB ou would be very much obliged if you would be so kind as to do.B s'obliger vpr1 ( se contraindre) s'obliger à faire to force oneself to do, to make oneself do;2 ( s'aider) to help one another; c'est naturel de s'obliger entre amis it's only natural for friends to help one another.tradition oblige! tradition demands it![ɔbliʒe] verbe transitifne m'oblige pas à te punir don't force me to ou don't make me punish youêtre obligé de faire quelque chose to be forced to do something, to have to do somethingje suis bien obligé de suivre I have no option ou choice but to followirez-vous? — bien obligé! are you going? — I don't have any choice, do I?j'ai mis une cravate, réunion oblige I had to wear a tie, what with the meeting and all2. [contraindre moralement ou juridiquement]vous m'obligeriez en venant ou si vous veniez you would oblige me by coming, I would be obliged if you came————————s'obliger à verbe pronominal plus préposition1. [se forcer à] to force oneself toelle s'oblige à marcher un peu ou à un peu de marche chaque jour she forces herself to ou she makes herself walk a little every day2. [s'engager à] to commit oneself topar ce contrat, je m'oblige à évacuer les lieux avant le 21 in this contract I commit myself to leaving ou I undertake to leave the premises by the 21st
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