compel

UK:  [kəm'pel]

US:  [kəm'pel]

第三人称单数：compels  现在分词：compelling  过去式：compelled  

v.

1.强迫,逼迫,逼(着),迫使

2.强迫;协迫;使不得不;迫使(服从、沉默等)

3.必须;强制性(的),使…身不由主,迫使…俯首就范

4.说服

5.很迷人

6.无可辩驳

7.推动

1 . I do not know what is to become of them. But I hope and pray that she will not slight them and compel them to go into low company.
我不知道他们将承受怎样的痛苦，但是我希望，并祈祷我妻子不要怠慢孩子，或是让他们学坏。

2 . Such threats compel her to sometimes swing onto the sidewalk, even though that could get her a ticket.
这种忧虑迫使她有时冒着被开罚单的危险，在人行道上骑车。

3 . If this person die, absolutely no longer somebody dare to compel to ask her the commerce of nation pedagogue, it occurred that. . .
若是此人死了，绝对不再有人敢逼问她国师的事，偏偏…

4 . If a criminal sentenced to a fine fails to pay the fine within the time limit, the People's Court shall compel him to pay.
第二百一十九条被判处罚金的罪犯，期满不缴纳的，人民法院应当强制缴纳；

5 . But once the conquering was done, Muslim leaders found that trying to compel uniform belief in a multinational empire was a lose-lose game.
但一旦征服结束，穆斯林领导人发现试图强迫在一个多国家的帝国中统一信仰是一场两败俱伤的游戏。