coerces

v.

迫使做( coerce的第三人称单数 )；强迫；（以武力、惩罚、威胁等手段）控制；支配

1. You can't coerce her into obedience.
   你不能强制她服从。
2. Do you think there is any way that we can coerce them otherwise?
   你认为我们有什么办法强迫他们不那样吗?
3. His plan was to resist every effort to coerce him to the last ditch.
   他的计划就是要同那欺凌他的力量抵抗到底。
4. The policy of the prohibition against using tortures to coerce a statement is provided clearly and definitely.
   严禁逼供信政策明确规定了公安机关及其人员在讯问过程中不得刑讯逼供。

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