obligation russian

• нести́

  to carry something by hand or on the body

  to bear responsibility, burden, or obligation

• обя́занность

  duty, responsibility, obligation

• понести́

  to carry something by hand or on the body

  to bear responsibility, burden, or obligation

• обяза́тельство

  obligation or commitment (more like a promise)

  That which a person or other subject must necessarily do fulfill either by virtue of a promise made or by other circumstances

• вы́платить

  to pay out, disburse a sum of money in full

  to pay off completely, settle a debt or obligation in full.

• пови́нность

  duty, obligation

• обя́зываться

  be under an obligation

• обяза́ться

  be under an obligation

• обяза́тельность

  Obligation, binding nature, necessity, mandatory

• долженствова́ние

  obligation/ought

• обя́зывавшийся

  committed, obligated, bound by an obligation

• отраба́тывающий

  working off, serving (a debt, time, an obligation)

  developing, perfecting, elaborating, working out

Examples

• Мы обя́заны помочь.

  It is our obligation to help.

• Ка́ждый игро́к обя́зан сле́довать правилам.

  Every player is under obligation to keep the rules.

• Мы обя́заны сде́лать всё возмо́жное.

  We have an obligation to do our best.

• Ду́маю, мы просто обя́заны э́то сде́лать.

  I think we have an obligation to do that.

• Он вы́полнил своё обяза́тельство.

  He fulfilled his obligation.

• Я более не в состоя́нии исполня́ть свои́ обяза́тельства.

  I can no longer fulfill my obligations.