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1 obligate
/'ɔbligeit/ * ngoại động từ - bắt buộc, ép buộc -
2 verpflichten
- {to engage} hẹn, hứa hẹn, ước hẹn, cam kết, đính ước, hứa hôn, thuê, giữ trước, lấy mà cam kết, thu hút, giành được, làm cho mát mẻ, động tính từ quá khứ) mắc bận, giao chiến, đánh nhau với - gài, gắn vào tường, ghép, làm, tiến hành, khớp - {to obligate} bắt buộc, ép buộc - {to oblige} cưỡng bách, đặt nghĩa vụ cho, làm ơn, gia ơn, giúp đỡ, đóng góp - {to pledge} cầm cố, đợ, thế, hứa, nguyện, uống mừng chúc sức khoẻ, nâng cốc chúc sức khoẻ - {to tie} buộc, cột, trói, thắt, liên kết, nối, rảng buộc, trói buộc, giữ lại, đặt dấu nối, ngang điểm, ngang phiếu, hoà nhau, cài = verpflichten [zu] {to bind (bound,bound) [to]; to sign on [for]}+ = sich verpflichten {to commit oneself; to covenant; to engage}+ = eidlich verpflichten {to swear (swore,sworn)+ = vertraglich verpflichten {to indenture}+
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