| 单词 | enforce |
| 释义 | en·force 1. < his comment is enough to confirm and enforce the significance attributed to a free ballot > 2. a. < enforce arguments > b. obsolete 3. obsolete 4. obsolete 5. < enforce obedience from children > 6. obsolete < enforce a passage > 7. < enforce laws > < a government unable to enforce its national interests > < enforced his rule by cruel methods — C.S.Forester > Synonyms: < this law is seldom enforced > < in order to make the papal bureaucracy disciplined and fit for such duties he enforced the hated rule of celibacy upon his clergy — Herbert Agar > < the mediator's request for troops to back up its resolutions and enforce the truce — Collier's Year Book > implement suggests performance of such acts as are necessary to bring into actual effect or operation some agreed-on plan or measure < the estimates of public accountants that the actual cost of implementing the bill would be about double the amount the president forecast — Current Biography > < he also urged that military equipment be given to the nations of Western Europe to implement the Brussels pact — Current Biography > < to implement the prison's group activities by providing films, books, and pamphlets — Saturday Review > |
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