This is the 5444th most frequent Spanish word.
obligue
"Obligue" is the formal subjunctive or imperative form of "obligar," meaning "to oblige" or "to force."
Here, 'obligue' is used in the subjunctive mood to express a command or a request related to obligation for others.
El maestro pidió que se obligue a los estudiantes a respetar las reglas.
The teacher requested that the students be obliged to respect the rules.
In this case, 'obligue' appears again in the subjunctive mood, indicating a desire or preference regarding actions of enforcement.
Prefiero que nadie me obligue a hacer algo que no quiero.
I prefer that no one forces me to do something I don't want to.
Here, 'obligue' is used in the subjunctive to stress necessity or obligation established by a general rule or authority.