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noblesse oblige
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no·blesse oblige [nəʊˌblesəʊˈbli:ʤ, Am noʊˌblesoʊˈ-] СЪЩ
I. oblige [əˈblaɪʤ] ГЛАГ прх
1. oblige (force):
to oblige sb to do sth
jdn zwingen, etw zu tun
2. oblige (please):
to oblige sb [by doing sth]
jdm [durch etw вин] einen Gefallen erweisen
3. oblige (to thank):
[I am very] much obliged [to you] dated
4. oblige form (give):
to oblige sb with sth
jdm etw geben
II. oblige [əˈblaɪʤ] ГЛАГ нпрх
helfen <hilft, half, geholfen>
Present
Ioblige
youoblige
he/she/itobliges
weoblige
youoblige
theyoblige
Past
Iobliged
youobliged
he/she/itobliged
weobliged
youobliged
theyobliged
Present Perfect
Ihaveobliged
youhaveobliged
he/she/ithasobliged
wehaveobliged
youhaveobliged
theyhaveobliged
Past Perfect
Ihadobliged
youhadobliged
he/she/ithadobliged
wehadobliged
youhadobliged
theyhadobliged
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It was a reasonable requirement to return and accept the action plan and therefore the council was not obliged to keep paying her.
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The accused is usually obliged to testify before defence witnesses.
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Ford found themselves obliged to rush out a heavily upgraded version in 1968.
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In 1936 the brothers were obliged to restart touring with their conjuring act.
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They were obliged to work-off received scholarship by working for the government afterwards.
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