强迫
qiǎng pò
Pinyin

Definition

强迫
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qiǎng pò
  1. to compel
  2. to force

Character Decomposition

Related Words (20)

迫
pò
  1. 1 variant of 迫[pò]
  2. 2 to persecute
  3. 3 to oppress
  4. 4 embarrassed
强迫
qiǎng pò
  1. 1 to compel
  2. 2 to force
强迫症
qiǎng pò zhèng
  1. 1 obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
交迫
jiāo pò
  1. 1 to be beleaguered
压迫
yā pò
  1. 1 to oppress
  2. 2 to repress
  3. 3 to constrict
  4. 4 oppression
  5. 5 stress (physics)
窘迫
jiǒng pò
  1. 1 poverty-stricken
  2. 2 very poor
  3. 3 hard-pressed
  4. 4 in a predicament
  5. 5 embarrassed
紧迫
jǐn pò
  1. 1 pressing
  2. 2 urgent
被迫
bèi pò
  1. 1 to be compelled
  2. 2 to be forced
迫不及待
pò bù jí dài
  1. 1 impatient (idiom); in a hurry
  2. 2 itching to get on with it
迫不得已
pò bù dé yǐ
  1. 1 to have no alternative (idiom); compelled by circumstances
  2. 2 forced into sth
迫使
pò shǐ
  1. 1 to force
  2. 2 to compel
迫切
pò qiè
  1. 1 urgent
  2. 2 pressing
迫害
pò hài
  1. 1 to persecute
  2. 2 persecution
迫于
pò yú
  1. 1 constrained
  2. 2 restricted
  3. 3 forced to
  4. 4 under pressure to do sth
逼迫
bī pò
  1. 1 to force
  2. 2 to compel
  3. 3 to coerce
威迫
wēi pò
  1. 1 coercion
  2. 2 to intimidate
强迫性
qiǎng pò xìng
  1. 1 compulsive
  2. 2 obsessive
从容不迫
cóng róng bù pò
  1. 1 calm
  2. 2 unruffled
急迫
jí pò
  1. 1 urgent
  2. 2 pressing
  3. 3 imperative
胁迫
xié pò
  1. 1 to coerce
  2. 2 to compel
  3. 3 to force

Idioms (6)

紧迫盯人
jǐn pò dīng rén
  1. 1 to keep a close eye on sb (idiom)
贫病交迫
pín bìng jiāo pò
  1. 1 beset by poverty and illness (idiom)
迫不及待
pò bù jí dài
  1. 1 impatient (idiom); in a hurry
  2. 2 itching to get on with it
迫不得已
pò bù dé yǐ
  1. 1 to have no alternative (idiom); compelled by circumstances
  2. 2 forced into sth
迫在眉睫
pò zài méi jié
  1. 1 pressing in on one's eyelashes (idiom); imminent
饥寒交迫
jī hán jiāo pò
  1. 1 beset by hunger and cold (idiom)
  2. 2 starving and freezing
  3. 3 in desperate poverty

Sample Sentences

这家娱乐企业专门给人培训舞蹈，而且听说因为老板有点儿强迫症，所以对每个动作都非常计较。
zhè jiā yúlè qǐyè zhuānmén gěi rén péixùn wǔdǎo ，érqiě tīngshuō yīnwèi lǎobǎn yǒudiǎnr5 qiǎngpòzhèng ，suǒyǐ duì měigè dòngzuò dōu fēicháng jìjiào 。
This entertainment company specializes in training people to dance, and it is said that because the boss is a little obsessive, he fusses over every action.
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番泻叶不太好吧！前段时间有个新闻，就是说一个女中学生喝番泻叶导致内分泌紊乱，总是暴饮暴食，然后拼命喝番泻叶,最后得了强迫症。
fānxièyè bù tài hǎo ba ！qiánduànshíjiān yǒu ge xīnwén ，jiùshìshuō yī ge nǚ zhōngxuéshēng hē fānxièyè dǎozhì nèifēnmì wěnluàn ，zǒngshì bàoyǐnbàoshí ，ránhòu pīnmìng hē fānxièyè ,zuìhòu dé le qiǎngpò zhèng 。
Senna leaf isn't the greatest, I don't think. There was something in the news recently-- they said a middle-school student took so much senna leaf that her endocrine system got all messed up. She was always eating and drinking way too much, and then taking a ton of senna leaf. In the end, she got obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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赶鸭子上架”的意思就是强迫人去做能力不及的事情。
gǎnyāzishàngjià ”de yìsi jiùshì qiǎngpò rén qù zuò nénglì bùjí de shìqing 。
“Herd the ducks onto a perch.” means to force someone to do what’s beyond one’s power.
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听起来真累！怪不得你都得强迫症了，每天买中英文两份报纸，把相同的新闻对照看一遍。
tīng qǐlai zhēn lèi ！guàibude nǐ dōu dé qiǎngpòzhèng le ，měitiān mǎi Zhōng Yīng wén liǎng fēn bàozhǐ ，bǎ xiāngtóng de xīnwén duìzhào kàn yī biàn 。
It does sound painstaking! No wonder you've got an obsessive compulsive disorder -- every day you get both the Chinese and English newspaper and read the same story in both languages.
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