迫中英惯用短语:
| - n. 我们参加那个聚会是迫於人情, 而并无别的原因. We attended the party more out of a sense of obligation than anything else
- n. 我们迫不得已去看了那场歌剧. We were dragooned into going to the opera
- adj. 我们饥寒交迫. We were perished with cold and hunger
- n. 所愿望之物, 迫切需要之物, 急需品, 需要物, 想得到的东西 desideratum
- v. 所有绝食的犯人均需强迫进食. All the prisoners on hunger strike had to be force-fed
- adj. 打搅的, 侵扰的, 闯进的, 冒昧的, 强迫人容纳的, 插入的, 侵入的, 侵入岩形成的, 闯入的, 打扰的 intrusive
- v. 扣押某人之财物（以迫使其偿付债款, 尤指租金）. seize a person's property or belongings to force him to pay what he owes (esp rent)
- v. 扣押某物（迫使还债） seize sth in order to force payment of a debt
- vt. 把...吹胀, 胁迫, 非礼地对待, 使发怒, 提高...价格, 激怒, 发怒 huff
- vi. 挂, 吊, 迫近, 逼近, 即将来临, 临头, （危险等）逼近, 威胁, 悬挂, 进行威胁, 即将发生 impend
- adj. 指人）因著迷而被迫做的, 强迫性的 forced to do sth by an obsession （
- adj. 指工人）怠工（尤指为抗议或迫使雇主答应要求）. Cf 参看 go-slow (go). work slowly, esp as a protest or to make their employer meet their demands （
- 指雨等）迫使（比赛）结束或无法开始 to an end or prevent it from starting （
- v. 按法律、 协议或道义）强迫或要求（某人）做某事物 by law, agreement or moral pressure to do sth （
- n. 捍卫性道德的运动正在转化成对持异议人士的迫害. The crusade for sexual morality is turning into a witch-hunt
- adj. 探险者们因饥寒交迫而委顿不堪. The explorers were faint from hunger and cold
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