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oblige ,
obliging ,
oblique ,
or
oblivion

obliging [əˈblaɪʤɪŋ] ADJ

obliging
uprzejmy

oblivion [əˈblɪviən] N no pl

1. oblivion (unconsciousness):

oblivion
nieświadomość f

2. oblivion (state of being forgotten):

oblivion
niepamięć f
to fall [or sink] into oblivion
popadać [perf popaść] w zapomnienie

I. oblige [əˈblaɪʤ] VB trans

1. oblige form (make necessary):

to oblige sb to do sth
zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać] kogoś do zrobienia czegoś
obliged to do sth
zobowiązany coś zrobić

2. oblige (help):

to oblige sb [by doing sth]
wyświadczać [perf wyświadczyć] komuś przysługę [robiąc coś]

3. oblige (in thanks):

I am much obliged
jestem bardzo zobowiązany

II. oblige [əˈblaɪʤ] VB intr

if you need a hand, I'll be happy to oblige
będzie mi miło, jeśli będę mógł ci pomóc

I. oblique [ə(ʊ)ˈbli:k, Am oʊ-] ADJ

1. oblique (indirect):

oblique
pośredni
oblique remark, references
dwuznaczny
oblique remark, references
niejasny

2. oblique line, stroke:

oblique
ukośny

II. oblique [ə(ʊ)ˈbli:k, Am oʊ-] N

oblique
ukośnik m
Present
Ioblige
youoblige
he/she/itobliges
weoblige
youoblige
theyoblige
Past
Iobliged
youobliged
he/she/itobliged
weobliged
youobliged
theyobliged
Present Perfect
Ihaveobliged
youhaveobliged
he/she/ithasobliged
wehaveobliged
youhaveobliged
theyhaveobliged
Past Perfect
Ihadobliged
youhadobliged
he/she/ithadobliged
wehadobliged
youhadobliged
theyhadobliged
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According to the worldview, those which can not compete fall by the wayside and forever fade into oblivion or in other words, extinction.
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That is why he returns to the palace, seeking oblivion in seven beauties.
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So first of all, the main feature of the composition is the oscillation between oblivion and construction which reminds directly to the poetic writing form.
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It features a young (mid twenties) professional-looking woman drinking herself into oblivion on her own in her flat.
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The town was largely passed by in the nineteenth century, and was saved from oblivion by the efforts of a small number of dedicated people.
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