strong-arm (vt)
1.壓住。 The question is whether he will be able to strong-arm the leftist parties who are likely to oppose his reforms.
問題是他能否壓住可能反對他改革的左翼黨派。
2.(逼)迫。
Taipei wants Washington to strong-arm Beijing into nixing the law.
台北希望華府逼迫北京放棄這條法律。
The U.S. has been relying on China to strong-arm Pyongyang back to the table.
美國一直仰賴中國逼迫北韓重返談判桌。
Last year he strong-armed the congress in-to annulling two controversial laws.
去年他逼迫國會廢除兩項有爭議的法律。
There is a good chance that the European Central Bank will be strong-armed into lowering interest rates.
歐洲中央銀行很可能會被迫降低利率。
strong-arm (adj)
高壓。
China’s leaders have managed the gargantuan population with strong-arm tactics.
中國的領導人一直用高壓手段管理它龐大的人口。
strong-arming (n)
脅迫的手段。
strong-arming (n)
脅迫的手段。
He is a master of creating compromises by strong-arming.
他是一個用脅迫的手段取得妥協的高手。
