compel
動詞
UK/kəmˈpel/
US/kəmˈpel/
定義 compel 動詞
- Transitive(及物动词)
to force someone to do something
强迫；逼迫；迫使
During his childhood, he was compelled to wear short pants even in winter.
在他的童年时期，即使在冬天，他也被迫穿着短裤。
The changed situation compelled a shift in policy.
变化的局势迫使政策发生转变。
Strict regulations compel employees to adhere to company policies.
严格的规定迫使员工遵守公司政策。
- Transitive(及物动词)formal(正式)
to produce a strong feeling or reaction
（有时指非所愿地）激起；引起；使产生
Over the years, her work has compelled widespread admiration and trust.
多年来，她的作品引起了广泛的钦佩和信任。
The tragic events in the film compelled a strong emotional response from the audience.
电影中的悲剧事件引起了观众强烈的情绪反应。
The sincerity of the speech compelled deep reflection among the listeners.
演讲的真诚引起了听众的深刻反思。