force
- n. 力量；武力；軍隊(duì)；魄力
- vt. 促使，推動(dòng)；強(qiáng)迫；強(qiáng)加
- n. (Force)人名；(意)福爾切；(英、法)福斯
詞組搭配
by force of
by means of
憑借，以…手段
exercising authority by force of arms.
憑武力掌權(quán)。
force the bidding
(at an auction) make bids to raise the price rapidly
（拍賣）抬價(jià)
force someone's hand
make someone do something
迫使某人做
force the issue
compel the making of an immediate decision
強(qiáng)迫立即做決定
force the pace
adopt a fast pace in a race in order to tire out one's opponents quickly
（比賽中為迅速拖垮對(duì)手）加速
force something down
manage to swallow food or drink when one does not want to
勉強(qiáng)吃下（或喝下）
compel an aircraft to land
迫降
force oneself on/upon
rape (a woman)
強(qiáng)奸
force something on/upon
impose or press something on (a person or organization)
把…強(qiáng)加給（人，組織）
economic cutbacks were forced on the government.
政府被迫削減開支。
force (someone's) hand
To force to act or speak prematurely or unwillingly.
迫使倉促行動(dòng)：迫使某人在條件未成熟或不情愿的情況下行動(dòng)或發(fā)言
in force
In full strength; in large numbers
大批：大批的；大量的
Demonstrators were out in force.
大批示威者上街
In effect; operative
有效的；操作性的
a rule that is no longer in force.
不再有效的規(guī)則