强加 拼音：qiáng jiā 注音：ㄑㄧㄤˊ ㄐㄧㄚ [词语解释] (1).坚持加以。 北齐 颜之推 《颜氏家训·省事》：“有一礼官，耻为此议，苦欲留连，强加考覈。” (2).将某种意见或作法强迫人家接受。 马南邨 《燕山夜话·从红模字写起》：“我仅仅要求不要过早地把任何一家书法强加于初学的人。”
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政府不合法地采取行动强加制约。
The government acted unlawfully in imposing the restrictions.
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学校将非常死板的生活方式强加给学生。
The school imposes a very regimented lifestyle on its students.
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父母应该提防把自己的兴趣强加给孩子。
Parents should beware of imposing their own tastes on their children.
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If you start segregating the gases, there are fewer possible configurations that because you're forcing a particular set of circumstances.
如果你开始分离这些气体，整个系统所具有的可能的状态就会变少,你强加了一个特定的条件。
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This is all really a very unfortunate and heavy burden to place on this fascinating little library of writings from late antiquity.
这就将不幸的重担强加给了这个,收藏近古时期作品的迷人的小文库。
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This is the remarkable thing about so many of Milton's similes: they're always bursting out of whatever critical or theological constraints that we work so hard to impose on them.
这是弥尔顿的比喻中的亮点：,它们总是能从我们强加的,无论多批判多神学的束缚中,挣脱出来。
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