Maobliga (en. To compel)

ma-ob-li-ga

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

Emphasized in performing an obligation or duty.

Students will be forced to attend the class.

Maobliga ang mga estudyante na dumalo sa klase.

Expresses an adjustment or cause of the need to do something.

The new law will forbid businesses to pay the right taxes.

Ang bagong batas ay maobliga ang mga negosyo na magbayad ng tamang buwis.

Can express force -based action based on a rule or agreement.

Agreements will be forced to each party to conduct their obligations.

Ang mga kasunduan ay maobliga sa bawat partido na magsagawa ng kanilang mga obligasyon.

From the word 'obliga' derived from the Spanish 'obligar'.

compelled by law

To be forced to adhere to existing laws.

maobliga sa batas

obligation

A responsibility or duty that must be fulfilled.

obligasyon

obligate

The root word that indicates a necessity or force of action.

obliga

In a hurry

I'm really in a hurry! I really need to leave.

Maobliga na talaga ako! Kailangan ko na talagang umalis.

No other choice

He was obliged to work, so even though he didn't want to, he just said yes.

Nag-maobliga siya sa trabaho, kaya kahit ayaw niya, nag-yes na lang.

Committed

That's why I'm really obliged to our plans for the weekend.

Kaya maobliga na talaga ako sa mga plano namin sa weekend.