How is the word обязывающий translated from Russian to English

Юридически заставляющий выполнить договорённое.

Legally forcing you to do what was agreed.

adjective
English translation
Binding

Examples with “обязывающий”

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  • Договор обязывает обе стороны. The contract is binding on both parties.

  • У старой книги кожаный переплёт. The old book has a leather binding.

  • Это соглашение юридически обязывающее? Is this agreement legally binding?

  • Переплёт треснул, когда я открыл книгу. The binding cracked when I opened the book.

  • Мы подписали обязывающее обещание платить за аренду вовремя. We signed a binding promise to pay the rent on time.

  • Вы можете починить переплёт у этого старого словаря? Can you repair the binding on this old dictionary?

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FAQ about “обязывающий”

How is “обязывающий” translated from Russian?
“обязывающий” translates into English as “Binding”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “обязывающий” mean?
Meaning of “обязывающий”: Юридически заставляющий выполнить договорённое. In English — “Binding”.
What part of speech is “обязывающий”?
“обязывающий” is a adjective.
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