1.compel somebody to do something, often against his own will or judgment.
推动某人做不愿做的事。
2.To retire or compel to retire from work or a full workload.
退休，离休从工作或满工作量中退下或迫使退下
3.In the case of China, the Kuomintang has deprived all other political parties of equal rights and is trying to compel them to take its orders.
中国的情形是国民党剥夺各党派的平等权利，企图指挥各党听它一党的命令。
4.To drive, force, or compel by flogging, lashing, or other means.
迫使通过鞭笞、抽打或其它方式驱使、迫使或强迫
5.I must compel to accomplish my achievement in this country or else I shall be up against myself fact of a case of crabs.
不是没人对新概念感兴趣。而且是这里学新概念的人很多。但别人我不知道，可是我自己也才学到第二册，刚开始呢。
6.By doing so, that is, by occupying the whole of China, leaning to one side and relying on ourselves, we can not only lay a solid foundation for ourselves, but also compel the imperialists to yield to us.
我们这样做，即占领全国、一面倒和自力更生，不但可以立于坚固的基础之上，而且才有可能迫使帝国主义就我之范。
7.compel or make somebody or something to act in a certain way.
推动某人或者某事行动。
8.Those who want to make a good impression outwardly are trying to compel you to be circumcised.
12凡希图外貌体面的人，都勉强你们受割礼。
9.To compel(a person) to serve in a military force.
征召强迫（一个人）在军队中服役
10.We hope you will not compel us to take so unpleasant a course.
我们希望贵公司切勿迫使我公司采取不愉快的途径解决此事。
