zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • nǎi jìn chá biān jìng nèijìng yòu zhī yòng zhǒng fāng shìhuò qiáng nóng mín jiāo hái jīng fēn de fáng huò qiáng qiàn jiāo hái jīng fèi chú de zhài huò qiáng rén mín gǎi biàn jīng jiàn de mín zhù zhì huò huài jīng jiàn de jūn shìjīng wén huà mín zhòng tuán de zhì
    However, recent investigations in the Border Region have disclosed that, disregarding the public interest, some persons are using various means to force the peasants to return land and houses that have been distributed to them, to compel debtors to pay back old cancelled loans,[2] to coerce the people into changing the democratic system that has been built up, or to disrupt the military, economic, cultural and mass organizations that have been established.
  • de qiáng jià gěi rén
    Her parents coerced her into marrying the man.
  • qiáng mǒu rén de xíng wéi
    the act of coercing someone into government service.
  • qiáng de biǎo xiàn chū huò qīng xiàng qiáng zhì de
    Characterized by or inclined to coercion.
  • bèi liǎo qián .
    He paid the money under coercion.
  • tōng guò qiáng huò wēi xié huò
    obtain by coercion or intimidation.
  • shì qiáng huò liàng dài lái de
    not brought about by coercion or force.
  • kǒng fènzǐ kào qiáng shǒu duàn dào liǎo men xiǎng yào de dōng
    The terrorists got what they wanted by coercion.
  • qiāo zhà suǒ tōng guò qiáng huò wēi xié cóng lìng rén chù huò
    To obtain from another by coercion or intimidation.
  • lùn mǎi fāng hái shì mài fāng dōubù shì bèi jìn xíng jiāo
    there is no coercion over either the buyer or seller in an attempt to force a transaction;
  • tiáozhěng nóng jié gòu , jiān chí shì chǎng qiú wéi dǎo xiàngcóng shí chū chōng fēn zūn zhòng nóng mín yuànjué néng gǎo qiáng mìng lìng
    In carrying out agricultural restructuring, we must be led by market demand, proceed from realities, and respect farmers' wishes, and on no account must coercion and commandism be allowed.
  • shí tiáo xié guī dìngzhè zhǒng gǎi zhōng yāng jiā qiáng yóu xīzàng fāng zhèng dòng jìn xíng
    The 17-Article Agreement stipulated that the central government would not use coercion to implement such reform and that it was to be carried out by the Tibetan local government on its own.
  • jiān jué jiū zhèng bào kuā shàng mán xiàlàn yòng mín qiáng mìng lìng de 'è liè zuò fēngzuò dào jiǎng zhēn huàbàn shí shìqiú shí xiào
    We must resolutely check bad practices, such as false reports to deceive one's superiors or subordinates, misuse of the people's financial resources, and coercion. We should speak the truth, do solid work, and stress practical results.
  • xié hái míng què guī dìngyòu guān xīzàng de xiàng gǎi shì zhōng yāng jiā qiáng xīzàng fāng zhèng dòng jìn xíng gǎi
    The agreement also explicitly stipulated that in matters relating to reforms in Tibet, there would be no coercion on the part of the central authorities, and reform would be carried out by the Tibetan local government of its own accord.
  • men réng rán bèi de běn shì bīng mǒu xiē bèi zuò zhàn de xià gànbù gěi kuān dài jiā shī xiàng men shuō míng liǎng guó rén mín de zhìshì fàng men huí
    We shall go on giving lenient treatment to captured Japanese soldiers and to those captured junior officers who have fought us under coercion; we shall not insult or abuse them, but shall set them free after explaining to them the identity of the interests of the people of the two countries.
  • qiáng zhì de shǐ yòng huò shī jiā deqiáng de
    Employing or exerting compulsion; coercive.
  • shàng wén suǒ guī dìngchéng yuán zài běn xié de guī dìng zhì de qián xià gāi chéng yuán de yòu guān tiáo cǎi shìdàng cuò shī fáng zhǐ huò kòng zhì zhè lèi huó dòngzhè lèi huó dòng bāo kuò zhū zhàn xìng fǎn shòu tiáo jiànjìn zhǐ duì yòu guān zhī shí chǎn quán de yòu xiào xìng chū de tiáo jiànhuò qiáng xìng de lǎn zhèng
    As provided above, a Member may adopt, consistently with the other provisions of this Agreement, appropriate measures to prevent or control such practices, which may include for example exclusive grantback conditions, conditions preventing challenges to validity and coercive package licensing, in the light of the relevant laws and regulations of that Member.
  • suí zhe dàn jié de jìntiān yuè lái yuè hán lěng
    With the approach of Christmas the weather turned colder.
  • fěng shì zhǒng zhī xìng nǎo láo dòng zhě máng chuàng zào wén xué shù huò xué de láo dòngduì bèi rén mín yòu de zhī xìng tóng qíng xìng de zhī xìng fēn zhī xìng lèi xíngzhī xìng wén xué
    satire is an intellectual weapon; intellectual workers engaged in creative literary or artistic or scientific labor; has tremendous intellectual sympathy for oppressed people; coldly intellectual; sort of the intellectual type; intellectual literature.
  • xiàn réng zài de měi guó jīng dài biǎo tuán de bào gào měi guó zhù shǐ de bào gàotóng yàng zhèng míng liǎo qǐng qiú yuán zhù de qiē xìngfǒu jiāng zài yóu guó jiā de shēn fèn cún zài
    Preliminary report from the American Economic Mission now in Greece, and reports from the American ambassador in Greece, collaborate the statement of the Greek government that assistance is imperative if Greece is to survive as a free nation.
  • èr zhě xiāng gòu jié zhōng guó rén mínér guó zhù de mín wéi zuì de yīn 'ér guó zhù shì zhōng guó rén mín de zuì xiōng 'è de rén
    The two collude with each other in oppressing the Chinese people, and imperialism is the foremost and most ferocious enemy of the Chinese people, because national oppression by imperialism is the more onerous.
  • jiān chí fǎn duì guó zhù quán zhù zhí mín zhù jiā qiáng tóng shì jiè guó rén mín de tuán jiézhī chí bèi mín zhǎn zhōng guó jiā zhēng wéi mín zhǎn mín jīng de zhèng dǒu zhēngwéi wéi shì jiè píng jìn rén lèi jìn shì 'ér
    China consistently opposes imperialism, hegemonism and colonialism, works to strengthen unity with the people of other countries, supports the oppressed nations and the developing countries in their just struggle to win and preserve national independence and develop their national economies, and strives to safeguard world peace and promote the cause of human progress.
  • zhí mín zhù zhě duì bèi rén mín fàn liǎo shù zuì xíngshì jué duì táo tuō liǎo chéng de
    The colonialists could never get away with the innumerable crimes they had committed against the oppressed people.
  • fāng miàn shì rén men shòu 'èshòu dòngshòu fāng miàn shì rén xuē rénrén rénzhè shì shí dào chù cún zài zherén men kàn hěn píng dàn
    For example, there is suffering from hunger, cold and oppression on the one hand, and exploitation and oppression of man by man on the other. These facts exist everywhere and people look upon them as commonplace.
  • yòng lěng yǎn xiāng dài de bàn shǐ mǒu rén kāi tuán
    Hate sb. out of the community
  • ér xiàn zài men guò zhe bèi fēn de hūn yīn shēng huó , zài chéng 'ān pái shàng zǒng cún zài wèn
    Today the couple maintain their commuter marriage with nonstop schedule jugging;
  • shì guān jiànyīn wéi zài xíng shì de xià duō zuì zhōng huì cǎi zhè yàng de cuò shī lái guò nán guānér miàn lín de tiǎo zhàn shì yào qiǎng xiān
    Spend is the key. Most comp aines will make most of these eventually, when they're forced to. Your challenge is to make them first.
  • shǐ men dāi zài nèi
    The heavy rain compelled us to stay indoors.
  • yīn jué duì de yàobèi zhè yàng zuò de
    I was compelled to do so by absolute necessity.
  • shǐ men dài zài jiā
    The rain compelled us to stay indoors.
  • shǐ yào qiú huò qiǎngpò
    To require or compel.
  • qiáng huò shǐ mǒu rén zuò mǒu shì
    force or compel somebody to do something.