bulldozes

v.

强迫（某人做某事）(-sb +into doing sth)( bulldoze的第三人称单数 )；（用推土机）推倒；铲平；（使）强行通过

1. They bulldozed me into signing the agreement.
   他们胁迫我签约。
2. The area was bulldozed to make way for a new road.
   那片地已被推土机推平用以修筑新路。

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University of Victoria Administration Bulldozes Students' Garden Plots, Canadian Students Pledge to Continue Resistance
They mean business: The Campbell government bulldozes past big labour to enact pro-investment reforms. (About-Face).
STUDY ON VIBRATION DAMPING ISOLATIONS OF UNDERCFARRIAGES IN HEAVY DUTY CRAWLER TYPE BULLDOZES
They mean business: the Campbell government bulldozes past big labour to enact pro-investment reforms.(Gordon Campbell)(Brief Article)
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