force的过去分词 force的过去分词是什么

1. 【物】力
2. 武力，兵力
3. 暴力
4. ，
5. （法律、规则、军事等）力量
6. 势力，威力
7. 说服力
8. 效力
9. 力气
10. 力的强度
11. 影响，有影响的人
12. 支配力
13. 一群人

1. 用力（推进）
2. 强行（攻占、打开、促成等）
3. 勉强作出
4. 加速（植物）生长，人工催长，催熟
5. 迫使或强迫（某人）做某事
6. 使发生
7. 强作笑颜，强装欢笑
8. 提速，加快速度
9. 强忍（不表露情感）
10. 强迫咽下
11. 把…强加给，施强力于
12. 强制，逼迫，强夺
13. 勉强做出
14. 推动
15. 加压力
16. 提高
17. 凭借武力前进

1. a powerful effect or influence;

   "the force of his eloquence easily persuaded them"
   

2. (physics) the influence that produces a change in a physical quantity;

   "force equals mass times acceleration"
   

3. physical energy or intensity;

   "he hit with all the force he could muster"
   "it was destroyed by the strength of the gale"
   "a government has not the vitality and forcefulness of a living man"
   

4. group of people willing to obey orders;

   "a public force is necessary to give security to the rights of citizens"
   

5. a unit that is part of some military service;

   "he sent Caesar a force of six thousand men"
   

6. an act of aggression (as one against a person who resists);

   "he may accomplish by craft in the long run what he cannot do by force and violence in the short one"
   

7. one possessing or exercising power or influence or authority;

   "the mysterious presence of an evil power"
   "may the force be with you"
   "the forces of evil"
   

8. a group of people having the power of effective action;

   "he joined forces with a band of adventurers"
   

9. (of a law) having legal validity;

   "the law is still in effect"
   

10. a putout of a base runner who is required to run; the putout is accomplished by holding the ball while touching the base to which the runner must advance before the runner reaches that base;

    "the shortstop got the runner at second on a force"
    

1. to cause to do through pressure or necessity, by physical, moral or intellectual means :

   "She forced him to take a job in the city"
   "He squeezed her for information"
   

2. urge or force (a person) to an action; constrain or motivate
3. move with force,

   "He pushed the table into a corner"
   

4. impose urgently, importunately, or inexorably;

   "She forced her diet fads on him"
   

5. squeeze like a wedge into a tight space;

   "I squeezed myself into the corner"
   

6. force into or from an action or state, either physically or metaphorically;

   "She rammed her mind into focus"
   "He drives me mad"
   

7. cause to move by pulling;

   "draw a wagon"
   "pull a sled"
   

8. do forcibly; exert force;

   "Don't force it!"
   

9. take by force;

   "Storm the fort"
   

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1. 迫牌：ClassicForce,所谓迫牌(Force)就是把魔术师将预先选择好的牌发到观众的手中,而且让观众认为是随机抽到的. 古典迫牌方式(ClassicForce)是最难但效果最好的一种迫牌方式. 这里也不继续介绍啦,魔术要保持神秘感^_^

2. 强制：[[email?protected]/* */ ~]# cp [-adfilprsu] 来源文件(source) 目标文件(destination)-f : 强制(force)的意思,若有重复或其他疑问时,不会询问用户,而强制复制. -i : 若目标文件(destination)已经存在,在覆盖时会先询问是否真的操作.

by force

靠武力,强行 by violence

come into force

开始生效 take effect

driving force

推动力,驱动力 sb/sth whose influence stimulates others to act

force of habit

习惯势力 habitual force

in force

大批地,大规模地 (of people) in large numbers

join forces

(同…)联合 combine with others for a common purpose

join the forces

参军 enlist in military service

put into force

生效,开始执行 become effective or come into operation
put sth into force

It is easier to pass laws than to put them into force.

通过法律容易,实施法律难。

use brute force

使用蛮力 try to do sth merely by using force

force along( v.+adv. )

驱进; 力推; 逼迫 push forward
force sb/sth along

I was forced along, against my wish, by the crowd behind me.

我不由自主被后面的人群推涌而前。

force back( v.+adv. )

抑制,强忍 restrain sth
force sth ? back

He forced back the strong urge to stroke her.

他抑制住自己想要抚摩她的强烈冲动。

force down¹( v.+adv. )

用力推下 push sth forcefully down
force sth ? down

After being ill I didn't feel like eating but I managed to force something down.

我病后不想吃东西,不过还是勉强咽了一点。

force down²( v.+prep. )

用力推下 push sth forcefully down
force sth down sth

We had to force the pipe down a narrow hole to get it through.

我们必须把这根管子从那个狭窄的洞中捅下去。

force from( v.+prep. )

从…强取(某物) get (sth) from (an unwilling person)
force sth from sb

They forced a confession from him.

他们逼他招供。

She pretended that she could not hear so that they would not force an answer from her.

她假装听不见,这样他们就不会强迫她回答了。

The police tried to force the truth from the suspect.

试图迫使嫌疑犯说出。

force into( v.+prep. )

强迫(某人)做(某事) push sb by force into sth
force sth into sth

I can't force the key into this lock; it won't fit.

我不能把钥匙插进锁里,这把钥匙开不了这把锁。

It's foolish to force your feet into a pair of shoes that are too small for you.

硬要把脚穿进太小的鞋里去是愚蠢的。

This water is forced into the boiler by the feed pump.

用水泵将水压入锅炉。

force sb/sth into sth/v-ing

They forced him into a small boat.

他们逼着他坐上一条小船。

He forced me into bribery.

他迫使我行贿。

You will never force him into obedience.

你永远不能迫使他服从。

They forced thousands of peasants into their reactionary armies.

他们迫使成千上万的农民参加他们的反动。

They forced David into a small room.

他们把戴维逼进一个小房间。

This forced the British fighter planes into the air.

这样一来,英国战斗机被迫起飞。

They forced him into signing the paper.

他们强迫他在文件上签字。

Circumstances forced him into stealing.

环境迫使他偷窃。

Their poverty forced their children into stealing.

贫困逼迫他们的孩子去行窃。

They forced the enemy into surrendering.

他们迫使敌人投降了。

They were forced into the battle at a place picked by our army.

他们被迫在我军选定的地方作战。

To save his honour, he had been forced into a purchase which he could not possibly afford.

为了保住面子,他被迫买下了他不可能买得起的东西。

He was forced into crime by circumstances.

他为环境所迫而犯罪。

The people of that country can never be forced into submission by the invaders.

那个国家的人民决不会被迫向侵略者屈服。

He was forced into accepting the task.

他被迫接受这项任务。

She was forced into leaving the country.

她被迫离开那个国家。

force off( v.+prep. )

迫使…离开 make (sb) leave (sth)
force sb off sth

They forced her off her homeland many years ago.

许多年前他们迫使她离开了她的家乡。

We were forced off the road.

我们被挤下公路。

force on〔onto, upon〕( v.+prep. )

把…强加于… push sth unwanted by force on sb
force sth on〔onto, upon〕 sb

Parents are liable to force their ideas on their children.

父母容易把他们的意见强加给子女。

I tried to force my suggestion on them.

我试图让他们接受我的建议。

The teacher has no right to force his own views onto the children.

老师没有权利把自己的观点强加给孩子们。

The imperialists forced a series of unequal treaties upon China.

帝国主义强加给中国一系列不平等条约。

He didn't want to be paid, but we forced the money on him because we knew he needed it.

他不要我们付钱,但我们还是硬塞给他,因为我们知道他需要钱。

They didn't want the war. It was forced on them.

他们不要战争,那是强加于他们的。

The idea was forced upon us.

那个意见是硬加在我们头上的。

force out (v.+adv.)

把…赶走,挤掉; 迫使…离开,屈服 make (sb) leave, yield, etc.
force sth ? out

Competition has forced out many small firms.

竞争挤垮了许多小公司。

force out of (v.+adv.+prep.)

从…强取(某物) get (sth) from (an unwilling person)
force sb out of sth

The owner forced the poor family out of the house when they could not pay the rent.

当那个穷户付不起房租时,房主便把他们赶出房门。

Setbacks can be a good thing, forcing you out of your complacency.

挫折或许是件好事,迫使你克服自满情绪。

Jim himself was forced out of office on June 29th.

吉姆本人于6月29日被迫离职。

He was forced out of his chairmanship.

他被迫辞去他的职务。

force sth out of sb

We can force concessions out of him.

我们可以迫使他让步。

They forced a confession out of him.

他们迫使他招供。

force through (v.+prep.)

强行通过 make sth pass by force
force sth through sth

The rider forced his horse on through the storm.

骑手在暴风雨中策马前进。

The government forced the bill through parliament against fierce opposition.

不顾激烈的反对,强行在议会上通过了这项议案。

force up (v.+adv.)

迫使提高 make sth rise
force sth ? up

An inflation forces up the cost of living.

通货膨胀迫使生活费用飞涨。

This forced the cost of living up considerably.

这使生活费用大大上升。

Prices have been forced up by poor crop.

歉收使物价上涨。

• As soon as his recovered forces will justify the voyage and journey he will make the passage.

  出自：Daily News

• She tried to force her mind to the contemplation of the new state of things.

  出自：D. H. Lawrence

• He lay in bed until hunger forced him to rise.

  出自：R. H. Mottram

• He was insistent and forced her against her will to get into his car.

  出自：W. C. Williams

• Wit..larded with malice and malice forced with wit.

  出自：Troilus Cressida,Shakespeare

by force, by force of

两者含义不同:by force意为“靠武力,强行”,而by force of的意思是“借…之力,依据,由于,通过”。例如:

They occupied by force the whole territory of the country.他们用武力侵占了该国的全部国土。

By sheer force of will, he fought the urge to interrupt the speaker.他完全凭意志力来控制自己想打断演讲人讲话的冲动。

forces, army, military, troops

这组词的共同意思是“”“”。其区别是：

army泛指“武装”时,语气比较正式、庄重,它常指“陆军”; military尤指“陆军”,包括全体战斗人员及工作人员,代表军方区别于及其他各部门; forces是集合名词,包括国家的各兵种的所有人员及武器装备; troops较通俗,指的全体成员,尤指“陆军”,有时专指包括各个较低级在内的队伍,以区别于上级指挥官。例如：

They are determined to build up a modern army and navy.他们决心创建一支现代化的陆军和海军。

The military took control of the government in that country.在那个国家,军方控制了。

The commander concentrated a powerful force on the left flank.司令员把强大兵力集中在左翼。

The navy is one of the armed forces.海军是武装之一。

They massed well-equipped troops on the frontier.他们在边境上集结了装备精良的。

The troops were drawn up ready for inspection.整好队准备接受检阅。

force, energy, might, power, strength, vigour

这组词的共同意思是“能”“能量”“精力”。其区别在于:

1.energy在物理学定义中为“能”“能量”,用于生理学上指“精力”。

2.power系一般用语,可指动力、思维能力等各种力量或能力。例如:

A car needs a lot of power to go fast.汽车高速行驶需要很大动力。

Every normal, healthy person has power to think.每一个正常、健康的人都有思维能力。

3.strength指某人或某物所具有的内在力量,可指体力、力气或抽象的力量。例如:

He hasn't got enough strength to get out of bed.他没有足够的力气下床。

At last his strength gave out.他的体力终于不支了。

He has strength of character.他性格坚强。

Union is strength.团结就是力量。

4.force指的是物质或精神力量,多指为做成某事而使用的力量,也常指武力。例如:

We had to use force to get into the house.我们不得不强行进屋。

Some of them forced their way into our office.他们中有些人强行进入我们的办公室。

His arguments forced them to admit he was right.他的论据迫使他们承认他是对的。

The thief forced her to hand over the money.贼强迫她把钱交出来。

5.might指“力量”“威力”“强权”“权势”等,既可指人体的力量,也可指政治、军事等的强大而产生的威力,其程度要比其他几个词强。例如:

The army fought bravely, but it was crushed by the might of its powerful enemy.勇敢地战斗,但最终还是被敌人强大的势力所摧垮。

They would have little chance to survive against our might.在我们的强大力量面前,他们几乎无法继续生存下去。

The work was so difficult that it was beyond my might.这项工作太难了,它超出了我的能力。

The competition is strong and we must study with all our might.竞争是强有力的,我们须尽全力地学习。

6.vigour指生命产生的力量,常译为“活力”。例如:

He is full of vigour.他充满了活力。

force, have to

两者都可表示“不得不”。其区别在于:force指主观强迫,包括使用武力迫使某人做某事; 而have to强调由于客观的原因而必须做某事。例如:

I have lost my key, so I'll have to force an entry.我丢了钥匙,所以只好破门而入了。

force, make

这两个词的共同意思是“迫使”。其区别在于:force所含“暴力威胁”的意味较强; make所含“暴力威胁”的意味较弱。另外, force若跟复合宾语,须接带to的动词不定式; make若跟复合宾语,须接不带to的动词不定式。例如:

She can't force me to do it.

她不能迫使我做这件事。

She can't make me do it.

她不能使我做这件事。

force, compel, constrain, oblige

这组词的共同意思是“强迫”,都常用于被动结构。其区别在于:

1.compel指使用权力或各种手段迫使对方去做某事或处于某种状态; force主要指用武力或强制的办法去完成某事; constrain指由于受外界压力或环境的影响,迫使某人做某事,也可指受良心、情感或饥饿等方面的内在力量驱使去做某事; oblige则往往是由于客观原因促使某人做某事。例如:

When he was a young man, he was forced to leave his homeland for political reasons.早在青年时代,因为政治原因他被迫离开自己的祖国。

You cannot compel good work from unwilling students.你不能迫使不肯学习的学生学习好。

Cold weather constrained the plant's growth.寒冷的天气抑制了植物的生长。

I should be obliged if you wouldn't say so.你如果不这样说,我就感谢你了。

2.compel和force的主语既可以是人,也可以是物; oblige则一般以人作主语。例如:

When confronted by such clear evidence, the Senator was forced to eat his words in public.面对如此明白的证据,参议员只得当众收回前言。

Energy crisis compels fuel conservation.能源危机使人们必须节约燃料。

The police obliged him to leave.警方要他离开。

3.在语气上, compel和oblige较弱; 而force暴力威胁的含义较强。例如:

He was compelled to do it against his will.他不得不违心地做这件事。

The school regulations oblige us to be present at school on time.校规要求我们必须按时到校。

The enemy was forced to get back under our massive blows.在我方的沉重打击下,敌军被迫后退。

下面两个句子的意思相同:

The monopoly capitalists forced the work- ing people to sell their blood.

The monopoly capitalists forced the work- ing people into selling their blood.

垄断资本家强迫工人们去卖血。

只是后者更强烈地表达了“强逼”这一概念。

compel，force，constrain，oblige

这些动词均含“迫使”之意。

compel指在法律、权力、力量或行动等的驱使下被迫而为。

force指用个人意志、权力、权威或暴力等，迫使他人改变看法或做本不愿做的事。

constrain侧重施加约束力或有约束作用的影响，也指环境对人强加的影响迫使人去做某事，尤指受良心、情感等内在力量驱使去做某事。

oblige指由于生理上或道德上的需要，促使某人做某事，也指有权威的人或机构迫使某人做某事，还可指在特定情况下被迫作出的反应。

power，force，strength

这组名词都有力量的意思。

power指身体上、精神上或心理上的力量, 不管是表现出来的还是潜在的。

force指运用或发挥出来的力量，可以克服阻力，使人或物按要求方向运动。

strength指内部固有的力量，表示物质力量时，着重体格或构造健全、完善等方面的力量, 如体力强度等；表示精神力量时, 指持久、坚定、无畏、坚韧等。