1. 强迫：就强迫(compelled)而言,它仅指对证人施以身体上的刑罚或者心理上的诱导与恐吓. 如果证人自愿陈述事实真相,则不算作强迫,言辞证据也可以使用;根据证人的言辞所获得的成果(fruit)即物证也可以作为证据被法庭采纳,而不应被视为强迫被排除使用.
2. 迫使：diaper 尿布 | compelled 迫使 | spoil 溺爱,毁掉
3. 强制的：compress v. 压缩,浓缩(见condense) | compelled 强制的 | imperative命令的
4. 迫不得已/强迫/迫使/强要：compellation /称呼他人姓名/姓名/ | compelled /迫不得已/强迫/迫使/强要/ | compelling /强制的/强迫性的/令人注目的/
1. They called for a process to ensure that when the warning lights flashed yellow, the country in question would be compelled to correct its policies.
2. In The Sea an elderly art historian loses his wife to cancer and feels compelled to revisit the seaside villa where he spent childhood holidays.
3. Ford eventually feels compelled to become James'executioner, coming to believe it's almost a civic duty.
4. The statement called that incident a " historical scar " that has compelled China's Catholic Church to firmly adhere to its policy of ordaining its own bishops.
5. Power producers will also be compelled to cut costs to make their prices more competitive.
6. compelled
6. Consequently, many people are compelled to choose spouses through arranged meetings or through matchmaker agencies.
7. I was cynical but compelled to play the game after many friends posted the announcement about the event.
8. Developers are compelled to dig deep into internal reserves for working capital.
9. The dip in sales volumes is attributed to the economic crisis, which has compelled Russian residents to give up buying inessential products.
10. The fact is that after ramming a big bus, the heavy truck driven by Yang was compelled to stop.