oblige to do



oblige someone to do something

to require someone to do something. You are obliged to arrive on time and enter by the side door. The lateness of the hour obliged Tony to enter by the back door.
See also: oblige

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Middleton['midltən]
Dorean-English
Yousef-Arabic
Javed-Persian, Urdu
Blanchard[bla:ŋ'ʃa:]
NÓRa-Hungarian, Irish