Hacer que alguien quede legalmente atado a algo.
To make someone legally bound to do something.
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El contrato nos obliga a pagar todos los meses. — The contract obligates us to pay monthly.
Firmar este formulario no te obliga a comprar nada. — Signing this form does not obligate you to buy anything.
Nadie puede obligar a un voluntario a quedarse hasta tarde. — No one can obligate a volunteer to stay late.
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