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compel

/kəmˈpɛl/

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verb

强迫，迫使。

To drive together, round up

Examples :

"The teacher compelled the students to gather their belongings and leave the classroom. "

老师催促学生们收拾好东西，离开教室。

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verb

强迫，迫使。

To overpower; to subdue.

Examples :

"The overwhelming workload compelled him to take a break. "

繁重的工作量迫使他不得不休息一下。

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verb

强迫，迫使。

To force, constrain or coerce.

Examples :

"Logic compels the wise, while fools feel compelled by emotions."

理智强迫智者，而情绪迫使愚人。

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verb

强迫，迫使。

To exact, extort, (make) produce by force.

Examples :

"The strict teacher compelled the students to complete all the assignments. "

这位严厉的老师强迫学生们完成所有的作业。

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强迫，迫使

To force to yield; to overpower; to subjugate.

Examples :

"The strict rules of the school compelled students to arrive on time every day. "

学校严格的规定迫使学生们每天都准时到达。

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verb

聚集，集合

To gather or unite in a crowd or company.

Examples :

"The announcement of the school talent show compelled a large crowd of students into the auditorium. "

学校才艺表演的通知把一大群学生聚集到了礼堂里。

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verb

强迫，迫使.

To call forth; to summon.

Examples :

"The teacher's passionate speech compelled the students to focus on their studies. "

老师充满激情的演讲激发了学生们学习的热情。

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