【xié pò】

  1. to coerce
  2. to compel
  3. to force
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to coerce
    2. This meaning refers to using threats or pressure to make someone do something against their will.
    He coerced me into signing the contract.
    She felt coerced into making an unreasonable decision.
  2. to compel
    3. This meaning implies a strong sense of duty or obligation that drives someone to act in a certain way.
    The teacher's demands compelled us to complete the homework.
    Faced with severe consequences, I felt compelled to take action.
  3. to force
    4. This meaning indicates using physical power or authority to make someone do something.
    He forced his opponent to surrender by using violence.
    The police had to force the suspect to surrender the weapon.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to coerce othersillegal coercionpsychological coercioneconomic coercionforced coercioncoercive behaviorabuse of power coercionlegal coercioncoerced testimonysocial coercionpolitical coercionmeans of coercion
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