1.强迫;协迫;使不得不;迫使(服从,沉默等)
1.to force someone to do something, or to get something from someone using force
1.One dead photographer does not do much for the cause he cares about, even if he did feel compelled to weigh in and take sides.
一个摄影记者，即便他认为自己有必要选择立场而支持某一方，一旦他死了，则于他所关心的事业来说也是没有多大帮助的。
2.That Europe was deeply familiar to me; it was an intimate saturation that compelled me in every way.
我对他笔下的欧洲耳熟能详；我浸润其间，亲密融洽，正因为如此我才处处受到促动。
3.Vernon's wish that she should have her free will, compelled her to sound it carefully.
维农希望她有自己的意志，这迫使她仔细加以考虑。
4.Then a careful calculation of the expenditure compelled him to think twice before he made the final decision.
然而仔细计算用度后，他在作出最后决定前有不得不重新考虑了。
5.My throat was like raw from how much I'd said and how fast I'd felt compelled to say it.
因为刚才说的话太多，而且说的又快，我的喉咙现在还感觉生疼。
6.I edged closer to the cloaks , compelled by the dream to see whatever thing or person they were examining with such intensity.
受到梦的驱动，我侧身起进斗篷群体中，为的是看清让他们如此心潮澎湃的东西或人。
7.No accused person has to answer the question of the police before trial. He is not compelled to give evidence in count.
原告与被告同样平等，审判时被告不必回答警察的问题，不许强迫被告提供证据。
8.c. She was not only compelled to stay at home, but she was also forbidden to see her friends.
她不仅被强迫蹲在家中，而且被禁止去看朋友。
9.The greedy parents compelled her to marry a man who was twice as old as she was.
贪财的父母强迫她嫁给一个年龄比她大一倍的男人。
10.so much so, that he is often compelled, while seeking that which is better for him, to follow that which is worse.
在这种情形下，虽然他明白什么对他好，却常常被迫向更坏的地方去。