| 单词 | 迫使 |
| 释义 | 〔distrain〕To seize and hold (property) to compel payment or reparation, as of debts.扣押，抵押：夺取并掌握财物迫使其还债或准备还债〔draw〕drawn to despair; drew them to resign.陷入绝望；迫使他们辞职〔accordion〕A portable instrument with a small keyboard and free metal reeds that sound when air is forced past them by pleated bellows operated by the player.手风琴：可移动的带很小的键盘和活动的金属簧片的乐器，由演奏者启动褶状风箱迫使风通过簧片而发声〔put〕To urge or force to an action:驱使，迫使：煽动或迫使…采取行动：〔cocooning〕"The harassments of daily life—looming nuclear incineration, rude waiters—have driven people to cocooning. They have gone to ground in their dens . . . to keep at bay the modern world"(George F. Will)“日常生活的烦恼——就像快要发生核焚化，粗暴的服务员——迫使人们变得作茧隐藏自己。他们走到隔绝处…以便在现实世界中给自己保留一个立身之所”(乔治F.威尔)〔distrain〕To seize the property of (a person) in order to compel payment of debts; distress.扣押，抵押：占有（债务人）的财物以迫使其还债；扣押以抵债〔outrageous〕"The adherence of the United States to the Monroe Doctrine may force the United States . . . in flagrant cases of such wrongdoing . . . to the exercise of an international police power" (Theodore Roosevelt).“美国对门罗主义的信奉也许会迫使美国…在理该责难的错误行径中…动用世界宪兵的威力” （西奥多·罗斯福）。〔livelihood〕"They[the Pilgrims] fell upon an ungenial climate . . . that called out [their] best energies . . . to get a mere subsistence out of the soil" (Ulysses S. Grant).“他们［清教徒们］ 正赶上恶劣的天气…迫使 ［他们］ 使出所有力气……才能从土地上得到刚够维持生计的那点收成。” （尤利西斯S·格兰特）。〔shame〕To force by making ashamed:通过使蒙耻辱；迫使：〔Nathan〕American reformer who was a founder and director (1898-1917) of the National Consumer's League, which pressured industry by the threat of consumer boycotts to institute better working conditions.纳森，莫德：(1862-1946) 美国改革家，全国消费者联盟的创建者和领导者（1898-1917年），通过消费者抵制的威胁迫使工厂改善工作条件〔beat〕I beat him down to a lower price.我迫使他把价格降低〔strangle〕"That artist is strangled who is forced to deal with human beings solely in social terms"(James Baldwin)“被迫使仅以社会学术语来描绘人的艺术家是受到压制的”(詹姆斯·鲍德温)〔jet〕A high-velocity fluid stream forced under pressure out of a small-diameter opening or nozzle.喷射流体：在压力迫使下从小喷嘴或小孔中喷出的高速流体〔bring〕To lead or force into a specified state, situation, or location:引起，招致：引导或迫使…进入一特定的状态、情形或位置：〔raise〕To end (a siege) by withdrawing troops or forcing the enemy troops to withdraw.撤军：把部队撤走或迫使敌人把部队撤走以结束（一场围困）〔indebted〕from Old French endette [past participle of] endetter [to oblige] 源自 古法语 endette endetter的过去分词 [迫使] 〔drive〕To compel or force to work, often excessively:驱迫：迫使工作，常指过度工作：〔imperative〕A rule, a principle, or an instinct that compels a certain behavior:驱使：迫使采取某一行为的规则、原则或本能：〔Gandhi〕Indian nationalist and spiritual leader who developed the practice of nonviolent disobedience that forced Great Britain to grant independence to India (1947). He was assassinated by a Hindu fanatic.甘地，穆罕达斯·卡拉姆昌德：(1869-1948) 印度民族主义者和精神领袖，推动了非暴力不抵抗运动并迫使英国于1947年允许印度独立，被一个印度教狂热分子暗杀〔put〕a mob that put the thief to flight.迫使小偷逃跑的群众〔whip〕To drive, force, or compel by flogging, lashing, or other means.迫使：通过鞭笞、抽打或其它方式驱使、迫使或强迫〔choke〕"Treasury borrowing of existing savings would drive up the interest rate and choke off economic activity"(Paul Craig Roberts)“国库从现有储蓄中借款会迫使利率上升和使经济活动停滞”(保罗·克雷格·罗伯茨)〔proof〕The evidence or argument that compels the mind to accept an assertion as true.证据，证物：迫使思想接受断言为真实的证据或论辩〔hurl〕To send with great vigor; thrust:推，迫使：用力送出；猛地推进：〔defeat〕 Subjugate more strongly implies reducing an opponent to submission: Subjugate 更强烈地含有迫使对手降服的意思： 〔heat〕Heat from the press forced the senator to resign.来自新闻界恶毒的评论迫使这位参议员下台〔bear〕To force oneself along; forge.前进：迫使自己沿着…前进；徐徐前进〔stammer〕"He commanded himself sufficiently to stammer out his regrets" (Frederick Marryat).“他迫使自己充分地断断续续讲出自己的懊悔” （弗莱德瑞克·玛瑞亚特）。〔clean〕The scandal forced the company to clean house.丑闻迫使公司清理门户〔upstage〕To distract attention from (another performer) by moving upstage, thus forcing the other performer to face away from the audience.抢戏：移向舞台后部迫使另一演员无法面对观众从而分散观众（对另一演员的）注意力〔ramrod〕a group that ramrodded the bill through Congress.一个迫使国会通过议案的团体〔force〕Lack of funds will eventually force him to look for work.资金缺乏最终将会迫使他找工作。〔Sephardi〕A descendant of the Jews who lived in Spain and Portugal during the Middle Ages until persecution culminating in expulsion in 1492 forced them to leave.西班牙系犹太人：犹太人后裔，中世纪时居住在西班牙和葡萄牙，直到1492年驱除中的迫害高潮迫使他们离开〔overwork〕To force to work too hard or too long.使工作过度：迫使过度工作或过久工作〔drive〕To force to go through or penetrate:钻入：迫使经过或穿过：〔honor〕Under an obligation enforced by the personal integrity of the one obliged:道义上有责任做：由于受惠者个人的正直而迫使其承担某种责任：〔surrender〕Lack of food and ammunition forced the commander of the rebels to consider a capitulation. See also Synonyms at relinquish 食物和弹药的缺乏迫使叛乱领袖考虑投降 参见同义词 relinquish〔sock〕fog that socked in the airport.迫使机场关闭的大雾〔compulsion〕from Latin compulsus [past participle of] compellere [to compel] * see compel 源自 拉丁语 compulsus compellere的过去分词 [迫使] * 参见 compel〔resuscitator〕One that resuscitates, as an apparatus that forces oxygen or a mixture of oxygen and carbon dioxide into the lungs of a person who has undergone partial asphyxiation.复苏器：使人恢复知觉的东西，如一种仪器，迫使氧气或氧气与二氧化碳的混合物进入窒息的人的肺中 |
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