oblige to do

oblige (one) to (do something)

To compel, bind, or otherwise force one to do something out of a moral or legal obligation. You cannot oblige your employees to put themselves in harm's way. It's simply not the case that pregnancy obliges a couple to get married any longer.

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.

词组	oblige to do
释义	oblige to do oblige (one) to (do something) To compel, bind, or otherwise force one to do something out of a moral or legal obligation. You cannot oblige your employees to put themselves in harm's way. It's simply not the case that pregnancy obliges a couple to get married any longer. See also: oblige Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. 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 McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: oblige (one) to (do something) obligate obligate (one) to obligate to oblige (one) by (doing something) oblige by obliging compel compel (someone) to (do something) compel to do
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