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汉语拼音：pò shǐ

用强力或压力使（做某事）：～对方让步。时间～我们不得不改变计划。

1. 逼着使做某事。

   峻青 《黎明的河边·烽火山上的故事》：“匪徒用尽了所有的苦刑，都不能迫使老大娘说出一句他们所需要的话来。” 孙犁 《秀露集·读＜蒲柳人家＞》：“随着 欧 美 资本主义的发展，及其时时遇到的危机，人的生活在新情况下遇到的困惑，常常迫使文学艺术脱离常轨，产生新的派别。”

• Its average salaries are rising 12% a year, and increasingly high turnover is forcing the company to spend more on training.

  该公司员工的工资年增幅平均达到12%，而越来越高的员工流失率则迫使这家企业将更多财力用于员工培训。

• And Saudi Arabian officials report that two of its border guards were killed when a gunman tried to force his way into Yemen.

  和沙特阿拉伯的官员报告说，边境警卫被打死时，两名枪手试图迫使他进入也门的方式。

• Number one, it's the name of my rock band, and second, is because the confrontation of these things forced me to become an inventor.

  因为有两个原因第一，它是我摇滚乐队的名字，第二，是因为这些地方的挑战迫使我变成了一个发明者。

• Nobody wants to see a repeat of the devastating crash of the early 1980s, which drove hundreds of farms and lenders out of business.

  没有人想看到20世纪80年代初毁灭性崩溃的那一幕重演，迫使数百农田和放贷者无法运行。

• To put it in perspective, it took over a year of protests to oust the Shah of Iran in 1979.

  相比之下，伊朗革命经过了一年的抗议示威，才在1979年迫使伊朗国王下台。

• "They wanted to provoke me into a fight and even a shootout and that could have resulted in my death, " he said.

  他说：“他们想激怒我，迫使我跟他们打架，甚至枪战等激烈对抗，以便结束我的生命。”

• To my deep regret, the buyer of these goods has just cancelled the order, a fact which compels me to cancel my order with you.

  非常抱歉，兹因购货人已向我司撤消订单，迫使我司只好向贵公司取消次订货。

• Such a scenario could force Australia into a hard landing that would be likely to prolong and deepen a downturn.

  这一前景可能会迫使澳大利亚硬着陆，从而延长并加深经济低迷。

• First, that dedicated funding could prove inadequate, forcing the program either to cut benefits or to turn to Congress for aid.

  第一，专项资金被证明不够，迫使该机制要么削减受益金，要么转而向国会寻求帮助。