Summary
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- obliged:
- oblige:
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Wiktionary:
- oblige → tränga sig in, framtvingas, förplikta, tvinga
English
Detailed Translations for obliged from English to Swedish
obliged:
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obliged (obligatory; committed; bound)
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obliged (involuntary; compulsory; obligatory; forced; committed; indebted; forcible; tied)
förpliktat; tvunget; tvungen; ofrivilligt; tvångsmässig; tvångsmässigt-
förpliktat adj
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tvunget adj
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tvungen adj
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ofrivilligt adj
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tvångsmässig adj
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tvångsmässigt adj
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obliged (in duty bound; bound)
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obliged form of oblige:
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to oblige
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to oblige (force; compel; coerce)
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to oblige (compel; force; oblige to)
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to oblige (accomodate; be of help; help; extend the hand; make oneself useful)
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to oblige (oblige to; compel; force)
Conjugations for oblige:
present
- oblige
- oblige
- obliges
- oblige
- oblige
- oblige
simple past
- obliged
- obliged
- obliged
- obliged
- obliged
- obliged
present perfect
- have obliged
- have obliged
- has obliged
- have obliged
- have obliged
- have obliged
past continuous
- was obliging
- were obliging
- was obliging
- were obliging
- were obliging
- were obliging
future
- shall oblige
- will oblige
- will oblige
- shall oblige
- will oblige
- will oblige
continuous present
- am obliging
- are obliging
- is obliging
- are obliging
- are obliging
- are obliging
subjunctive
- be obliged
- be obliged
- be obliged
- be obliged
- be obliged
- be obliged
diverse
- oblige!
- let's oblige!
- obliged
- obliging
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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oblige (meet)
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Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• oblige | → tränga sig in; framtvingas | ↔ imposer — Traductions à trier suivant le sens |
• oblige | → förplikta; tvinga | ↔ obliger — Mettre quelqu’un dans l’obligation de faire ou de dire quelque chose. (Sens général). |