1.
Defied the blockade by sailing straight through it.
笔直地向前航行，强行通过那些封锁物
2.
The Senate intends to ram the law through.
参议院想强行通过该项法案。
3.
The Senate rammed the law through.
参议院强行通过了该项法案。
4.
Drivers on Houston freeways have been showing an increasing tendency to replace the rules of the road with violent outbreaks.
休斯敦的高速公路上不遵守路章、强行通过的事例，正日益增多。
5.
The bill giving emergency powers to the military government was railroaded through.
紧急情况下的权力赋予军政府的议案被强行通过。
6.
To compel to ingest food; feed forcibly, especially by mechanical means.
强喂强迫吞下食物；强行喂，尤其指通过机械手段
7.
To seek to obtain or enforce by legal action.
依法进行通过法律行为寻求或加强
8.
the act of forcing a way into or through something.
强力进入或通过某物的行为。
9.
the act of compelling by force of authority.
通过权威人士的武力强制的行为。
10.
The Japanese marched their prisoners through Manchuria.
日本人强行他们的战俘通过满洲。
11.
They failed to bulldoze the amendment through Congress.
他们未能强行使国会通过这个修正案。
12.
To procure(sailors or soldiers)by trickery or coercion.
强行征兵通过诱骗或强制手段获得（水手或士兵）
13.
To force to act or think in a certain way by use of pressure, threats, or intimidation;compel.
强制通过采用压力、威胁或恐吓强制按某种方法行动或思考；强迫
14.
And the product has taken the lead in passing the CCC certification in the same profession.
率先在同行业中通过了国家强制性CCC认证。
15.
Herringbone tread tires with great cohesive force for excellent passage and high travel speed
人字花纹轮胎附着力大，通过性强，行驶速度高
16.
Traditional law enforcement tends to lay stress on unilateral, coercive administrative methods.
传统的行政执法比较强调通过采取单方的、强制的行政管理措施来达到行政管理目的。
17.
violently urging on by whipping or flogging.
通过鞭打来强烈的驱使。
18.
coerce by violence or with threats.
通过暴力或威胁来强制。