Examples of using Oblige in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Noblesse oblige.
Not oblige, please.
My son will oblige.
I cannot oblige you… to die.
Oblige me, Mr Gray.
People also translate
Noblesse oblige, you know.
But still, noblesse oblige.
Noblesse oblige, doubtless.
Mr Griffin, would you oblige?
Noblesse oblige, doubtless.
If you lend me a glove,I will oblige.
He oblige them to pay enormous rents.
And I think we can oblige you.
It may oblige me to send you to trial.
If you will lend me a glove,I will oblige.
Discretion and censorship oblige us to look away.
We oblige to you for your kindness and your generosity.
Food producers will be oblige to use new rules.
We could almost say that a strong faith as such can"oblige" God.
Mr Grossmith kindly oblige me by removing your hat!
These are the marks of appreciation as well as the marks of quality which oblige.
When he cannot oblige you, you will say,“He is bad.”.
If the software comes from upstream,he will oblige them accordingly.
We think noblesse oblige is a new entrée at Olive Garden.
Nonsense. If I'm taking care of them, it's because well, noblesse oblige, you know.
I will appear on Verite Oblige tonight with Roland Buech I should cancel it.
Provide conclusive evidence that is has adopted rules and regulations which oblige the organisation.
Can the Greek authorities oblige me to register it in Greece?
Shimla never allows the gods to raise the temperature above that limit andthe gods always oblige.
Thee will much oblige us, friend George, to say no more about that.
