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Verbos de Acción Verbal - Verbos para Ordenar y Forzar

Aquí aprenderás algunos verbos en inglés que se refieren a ordenar y forzar, como "ordenar", "obligar" y "expulsar".

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Categorized English Verbs of Verbal Action
to order
to order
[Verbo]

to give an instruction to someone to do something through one's authority

ordenar

ordenar

Ex: The teacher ordered the students to remain quiet during the exam. 
to command
to command
[Verbo]

to give an official order to a person or an animal to perform a particular task

mandar

mandar

Ex: The drill sergeant is commanding the recruits to perform push-ups. 
to tell
to tell
[Verbo]

to instruct or recommend someone to do a particular thing

decir

decir

Ex: She kept telling herself to stay focused on the task at hand. 
to summon
to summon
[Verbo]

to officially order someone to appear before a court or other legal authority

["citar",  "emplazar"]

["citar", "emplazar"]

Ex: The court has summoned several witnesses to give evidence. 
to decree
to decree
[Verbo]

to decide or rule something officially as a court or other legal authority

decretar

decretar

Ex: The court has decreed that the assets be divided equally. 
to ordain
to ordain
[Verbo]

to officially order something using one's higher authority

ordenar, decretar

ordenar, decretar

Ex: The council ordained the construction of a new bridge to improve transportation in the city. 

El consejo decretó la construcción de un nuevo puente para mejorar el transporte en la ciudad.

to dictate
to dictate
[Verbo]

to give orders or instructions with authority

dictar

dictar

Ex: The government should not dictate what people are allowed to read. 
to force
to force
[Verbo]

to make someone behave a certain way or do a particular action, even if they do not want to

forzar, obligar

forzar, obligar

Ex: The invaders forced the captured soldiers to reveal classified information. 
to compel
to compel
[Verbo]

to force or strongly oblige someone to do something

obligar, compeler

obligar, compeler

Ex: She felt compelled to explain her decision. 
to coerce
to coerce
[Verbo]

to force someone to do something through threats or manipulation

coaccionar

coaccionar

Ex: The bully tried to coerce his classmates into giving him their lunch money through threats. 

El matón intentó coaccionar a sus compañeros de clase para que le dieran su dinero del almuerzo mediante amenazas.

to obligate

to make someone do something, typically through legal, moral, or social means

obligar

obligar

Ex: Social norms obligate individuals to show respect for one another's personal space and boundaries. 

Las normas sociales obligan a los individuos a mostrar respeto por el espacio personal y los límites de los demás.

to oblige
to oblige
[Verbo]

to make someone do something because it is required by law, duty, etc.

obligar, forzar

obligar, forzar

Ex: He was obliged to apologize for the mistake and rectify the situation. 

Se vio obligado a disculparse por el error y rectificar la situación.

to constrain

to force someone to act in a certain way

obligar, forzar

obligar, forzar

Ex: The rules of the game constrained the players to follow a specific strategy. 

Las reglas del juego obligaban a los jugadores a seguir una estrategia específica.

to make
to make
[Verbo]

to force someone or something to do something

hacer

hacer

Ex: His commitment to the job made him sacrifice personal time. 
to impel
to impel
[Verbo]

to strongly encourage someone to take action

impeler

impeler

Ex: The heartfelt letter from a supporter impels the politician to continue advocating for social justice. 

La carta sincera de un partidario impulsa al político a seguir abogando por la justicia social.

to bludgeon

to forcefully pressure someone to do something

forzar, presionar

forzar, presionar

Ex: The peer pressure from his friends bludgeoned him into participating in risky behavior. 

La presión de grupo de sus amigos lo obligó a participar en comportamientos riesgosos.

to dragoon
to dragoon
[Verbo]

to pressure someone into doing something through intimidation or threats

obligar

obligar

Ex: The aggressive salesperson tried to dragoon customers into making a purchase by using high-pressure tactics. 

El vendedor agresivo intentó obligar a los clientes a realizar una compra utilizando tácticas de alta presión.

to dismiss
to dismiss
[Verbo]

to remove someone from their job or position, typically due to poor performance

despedir

despedir

Ex: The manager had to dismiss the employee for consistent poor performance despite warnings. 
to discharge

to officially release or dismiss someone from the police or armed forces

licenciar, dar de baja

licenciar, dar de baja

Ex: Emma was medically discharged from the navy. 
to expel
to expel
[Verbo]

to force someone to leave a place, organization, etc.

expulsar

expulsar

Ex: The teacher has the authority to expel disruptive students from the classroom. 

El profesor tiene la autoridad para expulsar a los estudiantes disruptivos del aula.

to oust
to oust
[Verbo]

to remove someone from a position or place, often forcefully

desbancar

desbancar

Ex: The board of directors decided to oust the chairman for ethical violations. 

La junta directiva decidió destituir al presidente por violaciones éticas.

to deport
to deport
[Verbo]

to force a foreigner to leave a country, usually because they have broken the law

deportar

deportar

Ex: Border patrol agents are currently deporting a group of migrants apprehended near the southern border. 

Los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza están deportando actualmente a un grupo de migrantes detenidos cerca de la frontera sur.

to exile
to exile
[Verbo]

to force someone to leave their home or country and live elsewhere

exiliar

exiliar

Ex: Maria's grandfather was exiled from his homeland for political reasons. 
to banish
to banish
[Verbo]

to force someone to leave a country, often as a form of punishment or to keep them away

desterrar, exiliar

desterrar, exiliar

Ex: The ruler banished his political opponents to remote islands to prevent rebellion. 

El gobernante desterró a sus oponentes políticos a islas remotas para prevenir una rebelión.

to extradite

to send someone accused of a crime to the place where the crime happened or where they are wanted for legal matters

extraditar

extraditar

Ex: The suspect evaded arrest for years but was finally extradited to the country where the crime occurred. 

El sospechoso evitó el arresto durante años pero finalmente fue extraditado al país donde ocurrió el crimen.

to evict
to evict
[Verbo]

to legally force someone to leave a property, often because they broke the rules of the rental agreement

desalojar

desalojar

Ex: The housing authority had to evict residents who were engaging in illegal activities within the complex. 

La autoridad de vivienda tuvo que desalojar a los residentes que participaban en actividades ilegales dentro del complejo.

to kick out

to forcefully make someone leave a place or residence

echar, expulsar

echar, expulsar

Ex: The police officers kicked out the trespassers from the abandoned building. 

Los policías echaron a los intrusos del edificio abandonado.

to drum out

to remove someone from a group or organization in a shameful manner

expulsar, dar de baja

expulsar, dar de baja

Ex: The sports team drummed out the player who was found guilty of doping during a competition. 

El equipo deportivo expulsó al jugador que fue declarado culpable de dopaje durante una competencia.

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