大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 compulsion


释义：

compulsion n. 强烈的欲望，冲动；被迫的状态；强迫力，强制力；（法律等的）义务
[ 复数 compulsions ]

例句：



You are under no compulsion to pay immediately.

没有人强迫你立刻付款。



She seemed dead with fear—yes, she was under his compulsion.

她似乎吓得要死——是的，她在他的强迫之下。



She shunned bodily ornamentation and strove to use only the natural movements of her body, undistorted by acrobatic exaggeration and stimulated only by internal compulsion.

她避开身体上的装饰，努力只使用身体的自然动作，不被杂技般的夸张所扭曲，只被内心的强迫所刺激。



He felt a great compulsion to tell her everything.

他感到一阵强烈的冲动，想要把一切都告诉她。



He felt a sudden compulsion to drop the bucket and run.

他感到一股突如其来的扔下桶跑掉的冲动。



Many universities argued that students learned more when they were in classes out of choice rather than compulsion.

很多大学认为学生出于自愿比被逼迫上课能学到更多的东西。



A self-described "Jeffersonian Marxist," Stone combined progressive politics, investigative zeal and a compulsion to tell the truth with a commitment to human rights and the exposure of injustice.

斯通自称是“杰斐逊马克思主义者”，他把进步的政治、调查的热情、说出真相的冲动与对人权和揭露不公正的承诺结合在一起。



Why do all modern humans share the compulsion to make works of art?

为什么所有现代人类有这种创造艺术品的通性？



These days Flaherty's writing obsession is as much pleasure as compulsion.

这些天来flaherty的书写痴迷症就像强迫行为一样快乐。



Now I meditate often and have gotten over my compulsion to do it right.

现在我经常冥想并且已经开始从犹豫不觉中走出来，把事情做正确，但我仍然能感受到我思维的徘徊。



If anyone can understand that compulsion to expose injustice, it's Assange.

而最能理解揭黑冲动的人，恰恰是阿桑奇自己。



Or will the compulsion to intervene just propel us yet deeper into the abyss.

或者，被迫干预将我们推入更深的深渊。



Take somebody who perhaps suffers from some sort of compulsion to wash his hands.

就拿某些有洗手强迫症的人做例子。



I would classify it as OCD -- more of an obsession or compulsion than an addiction.

我会把它归类为强迫性神经失调，比起上瘾跟像是一种挥之不去的情结或者冲动。



As emotional human beings, we feel a compulsion to personalise most aspects of life.

作为情感丰富的人类，我们不自觉地要使生活的方方面面人性化。



The law clearly says any action under compulsion or in a state of intoxication has no effect.

他说，“法律明确说明在强制或神智不清的情况下做出的任何行为都是无效的。



Ongoing from that was a phase of a propensity for depression, for compulsion, for paranoia.

那的确是一段抑郁，容易偏执钻牛角尖的日子。



This was an act of compulsion, and the poet had to be forced to press this lyric out of himself.

这是一个强迫性的行为,诗人被迫绞尽脑汁写出这首诗来。



The latter case, it is true, requires a much more cautious exercise of compulsion than the former.

后一种情况比前一种情况确实需要更为谨慎的强制措施。



Each said she was suffering from a new debilitating condition – a compulsion to please people.

她们都说自己患上了一种令人衰弱的新型疾病——取悦他人的强迫症。



She even offered me a bed for the night, but I declined: I needed to walk — it was becoming a compulsion.

她甚至还为我提供了过夜的床铺，但我婉言谢绝了：我需要继续走，它已成了一种强迫症。