1.
the imposition of order or discipline.
命令或纪律的强迫接受。
2.
To impose, offer, or tender(an oath, for example).
宣誓强迫接受、提供或提出（如誓言）
3.
A defeated country is forced to accept all kinds of harsh terms
战败国会被强迫接受各种残酷的条件，
4.
cram sth. down sb.'s throat
1.强迫某人接受某事
5.
ram down one's throat
强迫某人接受／同意
6.
We cannot force people to accept Marxism, we can only persuade them.
不能强迫人接受马克思主义，只能说服人接受。
7.
You cannot drub this idea into him.
你不能强迫他接受此观念。
8.
You had better not obtrude your opinions on others.
你最好不要强迫别人接受你的意见。
9.
The conquerors imposed their law on the native people
征服者强迫当地居民接受他们的法律。
10.
The new religion was thrust upon the people by force.
这个新的宗教是强迫人们接受的。
11.
Education is compulsory for all children in Britain.
英国所有儿童都必须接受强迫教育。
12.
Israel preferred to be raped than to make a decision of its own accord.
以色列宁愿接受强迫而不愿自行决定。
13.
I'll think about it a few days, so don't try to push it down my throat.
关于此事我得考虑几天，因此别强迫我接受。
14.
The obtrusion of his views was uncalled-for.
他的意见之强迫别人接受实在是不必要的。
15.
He tried to stuff the proposal down my throat, but I gave him a flat no.
他企图强迫我接受那项建议，但我还是断然拒绝。
16.
The conquerors imposed difficult conditions of peace on the defeated enemy.
征服者强迫战败的敌人接受苛刻的和平条件。
17.
We cannot force them to accept the Marxist world outlook.
我们不能强迫这些人接受马克思主义世界观。
18.
Even this forgiveness is not forced upon us.
即使是这样的赦免之恩，神也不会强迫我们接受。