1.偷偷塞进,私自增加 (into; in)
2.偷偷安插(人);骗卖(假货等);冒称(作品)是某人所作 (on; upon)
1.中国佛教徒
1.to force somebody to accept something undesirable
2.to give somebody something inferior on the pretense that it is genuine, valuable, or desirable
3.to introduce or insert something surreptitiously
1.Five ministries on Tuesday reiterated a pledge to stabilize commodity prices by cracking down on illegal charges foisted on suppliers.
五部委周二重申要稳定商品价格，打击强加给供应商的乱收费现象。
2.She resented having the child foisted on her while the parents went travelling abroad.
她对孩子的父母出国旅行卻硬要她来照看孩子这事很反感。
3.Do not follow the "left brain logic" that was foisted on you to interfere.
千万不要允许【左脑逻辑】进入控制，这曾是强加于你们的干扰！
4.An unintended consequence: "The girls get foisted into a responsible role more than the boys do. "
这产生了一种意想不到的结果：“与男孩子相比，女孩子不得不承担起更多的责任。”
5.They didn't invite him to go out with them, but he foisted himself on them.
他们没有邀请他同往，但他硬要跟他们一起去。
6.We, on this side of life, implore you not to fall for the fear of attack that will be foisted on you.
我们，在生命的这头，恳求你们千万不要落入这强加给你们的恐惧攻击的圈套中。
7.They foisted these Chinese, with eyes still heavy with sleep, into a car and set out for the mountain area.
那些人不由分说，让人找来司机，将这几个睡眼朦胧的人塞进了汽车向山区进发。
8.Detroiters are sceptical of anything foisted on them by outsiders. Who should lead change and gather support for it?
底特律市民对于任何由外人强加在他们身上的政策都颇为怀疑。这场变革由谁来发起并且得到大家的支持呢？
9.The perception that the holidays have been foisted on consumers too soon surely masks deeper concerns.
节假日也对消费者骗售，很快，这种感觉肯定会掩饰更深切的焦虑。
10.He foisted off a few bottles of inferior whisky on a too eager customer.
他把几瓶劣质威士忌卖给了一位急于买酒的顾客。