obey

verb
UK /əˈbeɪ/
US /əˈbeɪ/

To do what someone tells you to do.

The dog obeys when his owner says sit.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To act in accordance with a law or rule.

Drivers must obey the speed limit.

3. To behave according to a natural force or principle.

Water obeys the law of gravity.

4. To show respect by doing what is asked.

She obeyed her coach and practiced every day.