obliga

This is the 2794th most frequent Spanish word.

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obliga

"Obliga" means "forces" or "compels."


In this sentence, "obliga" is used to express a formal requirement or obligation imposed by the contract.

El contrato obliga a las partes a cumplir ciertos términos.

The contract obliges the parties to fulfill certain terms.


Here, "obliga" refers to an internal sense of moral obligation or duty.

Mi consciencia me obliga a hacer lo correcto.

My conscience obliges me to do the right thing.


In this example, "obliga" conveys the action of coercing others to a specific course of action, highlighting an external imposition by someone in power.

El jefe obliga a los empleados a trabajar horas extras.

The boss forces the employees to work overtime.