Possible Results:
obligáremos
-we will force
Future subjunctivenosotrosconjugation ofobligar.
obligaremos
-we will force
Futurenosotrosconjugation ofobligar.

obligar

Tráiganlo, lo obligaremos a pelear en el ejército del rey.
Bring him, forced him to fight in the king's army.
Entonces los obligaremos a encontrarlo por nosotros.
Then we will force them to find him for us.
Los obligaremos a salir de la carretera y los dejamos allí.
We'll force them off the road and leave them there.
No, no le obligaremos a actualizar el producto.
Nope, we will not force you to upgrade the product.
No te obligaremos a hacer algo que no quieres.
We'd never make you do anything you didn't want to.
Los obligaremos a salir por la puerta de atrás.
We'll force them out the back door of the kitchen.
Si no podemos sacarte. Te obligaremos a salir.
If we can't get you out, we'll force you out.
Les obligaremos a salir por el ascensor.
We have to make them come out of the elevator.
No le obligaremos hasta que yo no acabe esta frase: ¡Cogedle!
We're not gonna force you until I finish this sentence. Get him!
No te obligaremos a hacer nada.
We won't force you to do anything.
Les obligaremos a hacer lo correcto.
We'll force them to make it right.
Ahora parece que no la obligaremos a aceptar.
Now it looks like it won't push through.
Les obligaremos a salir del edificio.
We'll flush them out of the building.
Le obligaremos a salir a la nieve.
Force him out into the snow.
Nosotros lo obligaremos, y tú, lo harás.
We're gonna oblige him, and you're gonna do it.
Lo obligaremos a que te compre otra.
We'll make him buy you a new one.
Nunca te obligaremos a hacer nada para lo que aún no estés listo, ¿de acuerdo?
We'll never force you to do anything you're not ready for, okay?
Nosotros los obligaremos a hacerlo.
We will force them to do it.
Bien, mira, no te obligaremos a hacer nada que no estés...
All right, look we're not going to make you do anything that your not so...
No le obligaremos hasta que yo no acabe esta frase: ¡Cogedle!
We're not gonna force you until I finish this sentence:
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