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press

noun
 
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    newspapers报章

  1.  
    (often the Press)
    [singular + singular or plural verb] newspapers and magazines报章杂志；报刊；平面媒体
    • the local/national/foreign press地方／全国／外国报刊
    • the popular/tabloid press (= newspapers with a lot of pictures and stories about famous people)通俗报刊；小报
    • the music/sporting press (= newspapers and magazines about music/sport)音乐／体育报刊
    • The mainstream press is ignoring this story.主流媒体忽略了这个故事。
    • Unlike the American, the British press operates on a national scale.与美国不同，英国报刊都是行销全国的。
    • in the press The case has been widely reported in the press.该案件已被媒体广泛报道。
    • the freedom of the Press/press freedom (= the freedom to report any events and express opinions)新闻自由
    • The event is bound to attract wide press coverage (= it will be written about in many newspapers).这个事件一定会在各报刊广泛报道。
    • According to French press reports, three people have been killed.据法国媒体报道，已有三人死亡。
    • a White House press briefing白宫新闻发布会
    see also gutter press
    Extra Examples
    • He issued a press statement insisting on his innocence.他向新闻界发表声明，坚持自己是清白的。
    • He kept a scrapbook containing press cuttings of his concerts.他保存着一本自己音乐会的剪报簿。
    • The right-wing press tried to stir up prejudice against immigrants.右翼媒体试图挑起针对移民的偏见。
    • There was no mention of the incident in the national press.全国性的报刊没有提到这一事件。
    • She is constantly being attacked by the press.她不断受到媒体的攻击。
    Topics TV, radio and newsb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • foreign
    • international
    • local
    • …
    verb + press
    • alert
    • brief
    • tell
    • …
    press + noun
    • briefing
    • release
    • statement
    • …
    preposition
    • in the press
    phrases
    • get a good, bad, etc. press
    • get good, bad, etc. press
    • have a good, bad, etc. press
    • …
    See full entry
  2.  
    the press, the Press
    [singular + singular or plural verb] the journalists and photographers who work for newspapers and magazines记者；新闻工作者；新闻界
    • The Press was/were not allowed to attend the trial.庭审谢绝新闻采访。
    • She has been harassed by the press, who desperately need a story.她受到了新闻界的骚扰，因为记者迫切想追到新闻。
    • He told the press that there had been ‘further progress’.他告诉媒体，已经有了“进一步的进展”。
    • She told them not to talk to the press.她告诉他们不要和媒体谈话。
    Extra Examples
    • Did the senator deliberately mislead the press?参议员是故意误导记者吗？
    • She showed the doorman her press pass.她向门卫出示了她的记者通行证。
    • Someone must have alerted the press that she was going to be there.一定有人向媒体透露了她要去那里。
    • The company's press office did not return the call.该公司的新闻办公室没有回电话。
    • The president was briefed before meeting the press.总统会见媒体前已有人向其作了简要的报告。
    • The spokesman addressed an international press corps.这位发言人对国际记者团发表了谈话。
    • They introduced measures including muzzling the press and illegal detainment.他们采取的措施包括封住媒体的嘴和非法扣押。
    • We got to sit in the press box since my dad would be writing about the game.因为我爸爸要写比赛的情况，我们得坐在记者席上。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • foreign
    • international
    • local
    • …
    verb + press
    • alert
    • brief
    • tell
    • …
    press + noun
    • briefing
    • release
    • statement
    • …
    preposition
    • in the press
    phrases
    • get a good, bad, etc. press
    • get good, bad, etc. press
    • have a good, bad, etc. press
    • …
    See full entry
  3. [singular, uncountable] the type or amount of reports that newspapers write about somebody/something报道；评论
    • The airline has had a bad press recently (= journalists have written unpleasant things about it).这家航空公司最近受到新闻界的责难。
    • The demonstration got very little press.新闻媒体对这次示威游行报道很少。
    • His latest novel didn't get (a) very good press (= was not praised in the media).他新出版的小说没有得到新闻界的好评。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • foreign
    • international
    • local
    • …
    verb + press
    • alert
    • brief
    • tell
    • …
    press + noun
    • briefing
    • release
    • statement
    • …
    preposition
    • in the press
    phrases
    • get a good, bad, etc. press
    • get good, bad, etc. press
    • have a good, bad, etc. press
    • …
    See full entry
    4.

    publishing/printing出版；印刷

  4. [countable, uncountable] a machine for printing books, newspapers, etc.; the process of printing them印刷机；印刷
    • We were able to watch the books rolling off the presses.我们可以看到书本从印刷机上源源不断地印出。
    • These prices are correct at the time of going to press.这些价格在付印时是准确无误的。
    • a story that is hot off the press (= has just appeared in the newspapers)刚刚见报的新闻报道
    see also printing press, stop press
    Extra Examples
    • The newspaper goes to press at 6 o'clock.报纸 6 点钟付印。
    • The presses are already rolling.印刷机已经开动。
    • Their new book is in press.他们的新书正在印刷。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • printing
    verb + press
    • go to
    press + verb
    • roll
    preposition
    • in press
    phrases
    • hot off the press
    • hot off the presses
    • stop the press
    • …
    See full entry
  5. [countable] a business that prints and publishes books出版社；印刷所
    • Oxford University Press牛津大学出版社
    6.

    equipment for pressing挤压设备

  6. [countable] (especially in compounds尤用于构成复合词) a piece of equipment that is used for creating pressure on things, to make them flat or to get liquid from them压平机；压榨机；榨汁机
    • a trouser press烫裤机
    • a garlic press压蒜器
    see also French press™, garlic press

    7. act of pushing推压

  7. [countable, usually singular] an act of pushing something with your hand or with a tool that you are holding挤压；推；按
    • He gave the bell another press.他又按了一下铃。
    • Those shirts need a press (= with an iron).这些衬衣需要熨一熨。
    8.

    crowd群集

  8. [singular] a large number of people or things competing for space or movement拥挤的人群（或大批事物） synonym throng
    • the press of bodies all moving the same way拥向同一方向的人群
    • Among the press of cars he glimpsed a taxi.在拥挤的汽车中，他瞥见了一辆出租车。
    9.

    cupboard橱柜

  9. [countable] (Irish English, Scottish English) a large cupboard, usually with shelves, for holding clothes, books, etc.（分层）大壁橱，衣柜，书柜，碗柜
    10. Word Originnoun Middle English: from Old French presse (noun), presser (verb), from Latin pressare ‘keep pressing’, frequentative of premere.
see also bench press, body press

press

verb
 
/pres/
/pres/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they press
/pres/
/pres/
he / she / it presses
/ˈpresɪz/
/ˈpresɪz/
past simple pressed
/prest/
/prest/
past participle pressed
/prest/
/prest/
-ing form pressing
/ˈpresɪŋ/
/ˈpresɪŋ/
Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    push

  1.  
     [transitive, intransitive] to push part of a device, etc. in order to make it work按，压（使启动）
    • press something to press a button/key按下按钮/键
    • press something + adj. He pressed the lid firmly shut.他把盖子盖得紧紧的。
    • (+ adv./prep.) Press here to open.请按此处打开。
    • She pressed down hard on the gas pedal.她用力踩下油门踏板。
    Extra Examples
    • Press the button marked ‘Stop’.按下标有“停止”的按钮。
    • Press any key to restart your computer.任意按一个键重启电脑。
    • Only press the buzzer if you have the right answer.只有在你有正确答案的情况下才按蜂鸣器。
    • I pressed hard on the doorbell.我使劲按门铃。
    Topics Engineeringb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • firmly
    • forcefully
    • hard
    • …
    preposition
    • against
    • into
    • on
    • …
    phrases
    • press something flat
    • press something open
    • press something shut
    • …
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  2.  
     [transitive, intransitive] to push something closely against something; to be pushed in this way（被）压，挤，推，施加压力
    • press something/somebody/yourself against something She pressed her face against the window.她把脸贴在窗子上。
    • press something to something He pressed a handkerchief to his nose.他用手绢捂住鼻子。
    • press something together She pressed her lips together.她紧抿着双唇。
    • press something Her lips softly pressed my cheek.她的双唇柔和地贴在我脸颊上。
    • press against something His body was pressing against hers.他的身体紧贴着她。
    • press (down) (on something) She pressed down harder on the paper.她在纸上压得更紧了。
    Extra Examples
    • He pressed up closer against the wall, terrified of being seen.他又往墙壁靠了靠，害怕被人看见。
    • She curled up, her knees pressed tightly to her chest.她蜷缩起来，膝盖紧紧贴住胸部。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • firmly
    • forcefully
    • hard
    • …
    preposition
    • against
    • into
    • on
    • …
    phrases
    • press something flat
    • press something open
    • press something shut
    • …
    See full entry
  3. [transitive] press something into/onto something to put something in a place by pushing it将…塞进；把…按入
    • He pressed a coin into her hand and moved on.他把一枚硬币塞进她手里，然后继续向前走。
    • She pressed a finger into the dough.她把一根手指压入面团。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • firmly
    • forcefully
    • hard
    • …
    preposition
    • against
    • into
    • on
    • …
    phrases
    • press something flat
    • press something open
    • press something shut
    • …
    See full entry
  4. [transitive] press something to put gentle pressure on somebody’s hand or arm, especially to show care or kind feelings（深情地）紧握（某人的手或臂）
    • He gently pressed her arm, then left.他轻轻按住她的胳膊，然后离开了。
  5. [intransitive] + adv./prep. (of people in a crowd人群) to move in the direction mentioned by pushing（向…）拥挤，推搡着移动
    • The photographers pressed around the royal visitors.摄影记者们在王室贵宾周围挤来挤去。
    • (figurative) A host of unwelcome thoughts were pressing in on him.一大堆恼人的心事涌上他的心头。
    • The crowd pressed forward.人群向前挤。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • firmly
    • forcefully
    • hard
    • …
    preposition
    • against
    • into
    • on
    • …
    phrases
    • press something flat
    • press something open
    • press something shut
    • …
    See full entry
    6.

    try to persuade劝说

  6. [transitive] to make strong efforts to persuade or force somebody to do something催促；敦促；逼迫 synonym push, urge
    • press somebody If pressed, he will admit that he knew about the affair.如果逼问他，他就会承认对此事知情。
    • press somebody for something The bank is pressing us for repayment of the loan.银行正在催我们偿还贷款。
    • press somebody to do something They are pressing us to make a quick decision.他们正催促我们尽快做决定。
    • press somebody into (doing) something Don't let yourself be pressed into doing something you don't like.不要勉强自己做不喜欢的事情。
    • press somebody on something I did not press him further on the issue.我没有在这一问题上再逼他。
    • + speech ‘Are you sure?’ she pressed gently.“你能确定吗？”她温和地追问。
    Extra Examples
    • When pressed by journalists, he refused to comment.被记者逼问时，他拒绝评论。
    • He was pressed into giving her a job.他被迫给她一份工作。
    • Pressed by the opposition to resign, he stood firm.在反对派要求他辞职的压力下，他立场坚定。
    • We will continue to press the government to provide details of the agreement.我们将继续敦促政府提供协议的细节。
    Topics Discussion and agreementc1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • strongly
    • consistently
    • continually
    • …
    verb + press
    • continue to
    preposition
    • for
    • on
    See full entry
    7.

    point/claim/case观点；要求；事情

  7. [transitive] press something to express or repeat something with force坚持；反复强调
    • I don't want to press the point, but you do owe me $200.我不想老提这一点，但你确实欠我 200 美元。
    • She is still pressing her claim for compensation.她仍然坚持索赔。
    • They were determined to press their case at the highest level.他们决心把事情闹到最高层。
    Extra Examples
    • In the interview he strongly pressed his point of view.在采访中，他竭力坚持自己的观点。
    • The party will continue to press the case for a new electoral system.该党将继续坚持要求建立新的选举制度。
    8.

    make flat/smooth弄平

  8. [transitive] to make something flat or smooth by using force or putting something heavy on top把…压平；压扁
    • press something pressed flowers (= pressed between the pages of a book)夹在书页中间压扁的花
    • press something + adj. Press the soil flat with the back of a spade.用铁锹背把土拍平。
  9. [transitive] press something to make clothes smooth using a hot iron熨平；烫平 synonym iron
    • My suit needs pressing.我的西服该熨了。
    • his immaculately pressed suit他的熨烫得笔挺的西装
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryphrases
    • immaculately pressed
    • neatly pressed
    See full entry
    10.

    fruit/vegetables蔬果

  10. [transitive] press something to get the juice out of fruit or vegetables by using force or weight把…榨汁；压榨Topics Cooking and eatingc1

    11. metal金属

  11. [transitive] to make something from a material, using pressure把…压成；压制
    • press something to press a CD压制一张光盘
    • press something from/out of something The car bodies are pressed out of sheets of metal.汽车车身是用钣金压制成的。
    12. Word Originverb Middle English: from Old French presse (noun), presser (verb), from Latin pressare ‘keep pressing’, frequentative of premere. press somebody/​something into service. late 16th cent.: alteration (by association with press, verb) of obsolete prest ‘pay given on enlistment, enlistment by such payment’, from Old French prest ‘loan, advance pay’, based on Latin praestare ‘provide’.
Idioms
bring/press/lay/prefer charges against somebody
  1. (law法律) to accuse somebody formally of a crime so that there can be a trial in court起诉；控告
    • Police have brought a charge of dangerous driving against the man.警方以危险驾驶罪控告那名男子。
    • Many victims of crime are reluctant to press charges against their attackers.许多罪案的受害者不愿意指控侵害他们的人。
    • She laid charges against the firm for not complying with the regulations.她指控该公司不遵守规定。
    Topics Law and justicec2
press all the (right) buttons (especially British English)
(also push all the (right) buttons British and North American English)
  1. (informal) to do exactly the right things to please somebody做得面面俱到以讨好人
    • a new satirical comedy show that presses all the right buttons一个新的讽刺喜剧节目，按下了所有正确的按钮
press (the) flesh
  1. (informal) (of a famous person or politician名人或政治人物) to say hello to people by shaking hands和群众握手致意
press something home
  1. to get as much advantage as possible from a situation by attacking or arguing in a determined way坚持不懈；争辩到底
    • to press home an attack/an argument/a point把进攻／论证／论点坚持到底
    • Simon saw she was hesitating and pressed home his advantage.西蒙见她犹豫不决，便趁机占尽优势。
    Topics Opinion and argumentc2
press somebody/something into service
  1. to use somebody/something for a purpose that they were not trained or intended for because there is nobody or nothing else available姑且使用；临时凑合
    • Every type of boat was pressed into service to rescue passengers from the sinking ferry.为了营救正在下沉的渡轮上的旅客，各类船只都被临时征用了。
press/push the panic button
  1. to react in a sudden or extreme way to something unexpected that has frightened you惊慌失措；仓促行事；采取紧急行动
    • The prime minister pressed the panic button yesterday as Britain’s economy plunged deeper into crisis.随着英国经济陷入更深的危机，首相昨天按下了紧急按钮。
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press

noun¹

 1media新聞媒介ADJECTIVE | VERB + PRESS | PRESS + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤foreign, international, local, national, provincial (BrE) 國外／國際／當地／全國性／省級報刊▸➤gutter, mainstream, popular, quality, tabloid迎合低級趣味的報刊；主流報刊；通俗報紙；大報；小報➤left-wing, liberal, right-wing左翼／自由派／右翼報紙◇The right-wing press tried to stir up prejudice against immigrants.右翼媒體試圖挑起針對移民的偏見。➤financial, gay, music, etc.金融、同性戀、音樂等報紙▸➤free新聞自由◇A free press is fundamental to democracy.新聞自由是民主的根本。VERB + PRESS➤alert, brief, tell提醒／簡短告知／告訴報界◇Someone must have alerted the press that she was going to be there.一定有人向媒體透露了她要去那裏。➤meet會見記者◇The president was briefed before meeting the press.總統會見媒體前已有人向其作了簡要的報告。➤censor, muzzle審查／封堵媒體◇They introduced measures including muzzling the press and illegal detainment.他們採取的措施包括封住媒體的嘴和非法扣押。➤intimidate, manipulate, mislead恐嚇／操縱／誤導媒體◇Did the senator deliberately mislead the press?參議員是故意誤導記者嗎？PRESS + NOUN➤briefing, release, statement新聞公報；（向媒體發佈的）新聞稿◇He issued a press statement insisting on his innocence.他向新聞界發表聲明，堅持自己是清白的。 (see also press conference) ➤corps記者團◇The spokesman addressed an international press corps.這位發言人對國際記者團發表了談話。➤attention, coverage媒體關注／報道◇extensive press coverage of the event媒體對該事件的廣泛報道➤account, report媒體的報道▸➤clippings, cuttings (BrE) 剪報◇He kept a scrapbook containing press cuttings of his concerts.他保存着一本自己音樂會的剪報簿。➤office新聞辦公室◇The company's press office did not return the call.該公司的新聞辦公室沒有回電話。➤agent, officer, secretary, spokesman新聞宣傳員；新聞官；新聞秘書；新聞發言人▸➤photographer攝影記者▸➤agency通訊社➤badge, credentials, pass記者徽章／證件／通行證◇She showed the doorman her press pass.她向門衞出示了她的記者通行證。➤box記者席◇We got to sit in the press box since my dad would be writing about the game.因為我爸爸要寫比賽的情況，我們得坐在記者席上。➤preview, screening新聞預覽；媒體篩選▸➤campaign (especially BrE) 新聞宣傳活動▸➤freedom新聞自由PREPOSITION➤in the press在報刊上◇There was no mention of the incident in the national press.全國性的報刊沒有提到這一事件。PHRASES➤get a good, bad, etc. press, get good, bad, etc. press, have a good, bad, etc. press, have good, bad, etc. press受到新聞界的好評、批評等◇His latest novel didn't get (a) very good press (= was not praised in the media).他新出版的小說沒有得到新聞界的好評。
press

noun²

 2machine for printing印刷機ADJECTIVE | VERB + PRESS | PRESS + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤printing印刷機VERB + PRESS➤go to付印◇The newspaper goes to press at 6 o'clock.報紙 6 點鐘付印。PRESS + VERB➤roll印刷機開動◇The presses are already rolling.印刷機已經開動。PREPOSITION➤in press在印刷中◇Their new book is in press.他們的新書正在印刷。PHRASES➤hot off the press, hot off the presses (especially NAmE) 剛出版的◇We've just received a copy of her latest book, hot off the press.我們剛收到了一本她的新作，還散發着油墨香。➤stop the press, stop the presses (= a major event has happened) (often ironic) 特大新聞◇Stop the presses! Dan has had a haircut!重大新聞！丹理髮了！
press

verb¹

 1push sth firmly用力推ADVERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADVERB➤firmly, forcefully, hard用力按；用力壓◇She pressed down hard on the gas pedal.她用力踩油門。➤gently, lightly, softly輕輕地按；輕輕地壓◇Her lips softly pressed my cheek.她的雙唇柔和地貼在我臉頰上。➤close, closely緊按◇He pressed up closer against the wall, terrified of being seen.他又往牆壁靠了靠，害怕被人看見。➤tightly緊壓◇She curled up, her knees pressed tightly to her chest.她蜷縮起來，膝蓋緊緊貼住胸部。➤back, down, forward, together, up, etc.退回去、按下、向前推、貼在一起、向上頂等◇The crowd pressed forward.人群向前擠。◇She pressed her lips together.她緊抿着雙唇。PREPOSITION➤against貼在⋯上◇She pressed her face against the window.她把臉貼在窗戶上。➤into壓進⋯裏◇Bella pressed her face into the pillow.貝拉把臉埋進枕頭裏。➤on按⋯◇She pressed on the doorbell.她按了按門鈴。➤to壓住⋯◇He pressed a finger gently to her lips.他伸出一根手指輕輕地按在她的唇上。PHRASES➤press sth flat, press sth open, press sth shut把某物壓平／按開／壓合◇He pressed the lid firmly shut.他用力壓蓋子，把它合得緊緊的。
press

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 2try to persuade sb勸說ADVERB | VERB + PRESS | PREPOSITION ADVERB➤strongly竭力堅持◇In the interview he strongly pressed his point of view.在採訪中，他竭力堅持自己的觀點。➤consistently, continually, repeatedly一貫堅持；反複敦促➤gently溫和地堅持◇'Are you sure?' she pressed gently.“你能確定嗎？”她溫和地追問。➤further進一步勸說▸➤successfully成功說服VERB + PRESS➤continue to繼續勸說PREPOSITION➤for竭力要求◇The party will continue to press the case for a new electoral system.該黨將繼續堅持要求建立新的選舉制度。➤on就⋯加以催逼◇I did not press him further on the issue.我沒有在這一問題上再逼他。
press

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 3iron sth熨PHRASES➤immaculately pressed, neatly pressed熨得沒有一絲皺褶；熨燙整齊◇his immaculately pressed suit他的熨燙得筆挺的西裝
press

verb

 ●press onPREPOSITION➤with就⋯繼續努力◇They pressed boldly on with their plan.他們繼續大膽執行自己的計劃。PHRASES➤press on regardless (especially BrE) 不顧一切地堅持◇The weather was dreadful but we pressed on regardless.天氣很糟糕，但我們並不理會，仍繼續下去。
BNC: 961 COCA: 1178
press verb
⇨ press 1 (press the button) ⇨ press 2 (press sb to do sth) ⇨ push 1 (press a coin into sb's hand)press2

verb

 press the button 按下按钮press sb to make a decision 催促某人做决定press ♦︎ push ♦︎ pressure ♦︎ coerce ♦︎ pressurize ♦︎ twist sb's armThese words all mean to try hard to persuade or force sb to do sth that they do not want to do. 这些词均表示敦促、逼迫。SYNONYM SCALE 词义标尺 下图显示这些词所表达逼迫的程度
push➔press➔pressure➔coerce
pressurize
twist sb's arm
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to press / push / pressure / coerce / pressurize sb into (doing) sth◆to press sb / push sb / pressure sb / coerce sb / pressurize sb / twist sb's arm to do sth◆to press / push sb for sth■ press [transitive] to try hard to persuade sb to do sth, especially sth they do not want to do 催促；敦促◆The bank is pressing us for repayment of the loan.银行正在催我们偿还贷款。◆They are pressing us to make a quick decision.他们正催促我们尽快做决定。◆I did not press him further on the issue (= ask him more questions about it).关于这件事我没再逼问他。ⓘ People often say that sb presses sb to say sth or to answer a question, for example a journalist trying hard to get an answer or some information from a politician, by questioning them repeatedly. * press常指逼问，如记者一再追问从政者◆When pressed by journalists, he refused to comment.被记者逼问时，他拒绝评论。   see also press for sth ⇨ demand verb ■ push [transitive] to try to persuade or encourage sb to do sth, especially sth they do not want to do 劝说；鼓励；敦促◆My teacher pushed me into entering the competition.我的老师劝我参加比赛。◆No one pushed you to take the job, did they?没有人强迫你接受这份工作，对不对？NOTE 辨析 Press or push?In many cases you can use either word. 在许多情况下这两个词可以通用◆They were pressing / pushing the minister for a decision.他们正敦促部长做决定。However, press can be more forceful than push: you press people to do things that you want or need them to do; you might push sb to do sth that you think they would actually enjoy or benefit from. 但是，press比push语义更强，表示强迫别人做你想要他们做的事。push则可以表示敦促他人做你认为他们会喜欢或会从中受益的事情◆My teacher pressed me into entering the competition. ■ pressure [transitive, often passive] (especially NAmE) to try to persuade or force sb to do sth, especially by making them feel that they have to or should do it 逼迫；使迫不得已◆Don't let yourself be pressured into making a hasty decision.不用勉强自己仓促做出决定。◆No one has the right to pressure you. You can always say no.没人有权逼你，你什么时候都可以说“不”。ⓘ In British English the more usual word for this is pressurize; however, pressure is also used. 在英式英语中，较常用的词是pressurize，但是也用pressure。■ coerce kəʊˈɜːs; NAmE koʊˈɜːrs [transitive] (rather formal) to force sb to do sth by using threats 强迫；胁迫；迫使◆They were coerced into negotiating a settlement.他们被迫通过谈判解决。◆She hadn't coerced him in any way.她没有以任何方式强迫他。■ pressurize (BrE also pressurise) ˈpreʃəraɪz [transitive, often passive] (BrE) to pressure sb 逼迫；使迫不得已◆Stop trying to pressurize me!别再逼我了！■ twist sb's ˈarm

idiom

 (informal) to try to persuade or force sb to do sth, often in a friendly way （常指友好地）劝说，强迫，生拉硬拽◆No one twisted my arm. I wanted to come.没人硬拽我，我自己想来的。press1

verb

 press the button 按下按钮press sb to make a decision 催促某人做决定press ♦︎ push ♦︎ squeezeThese words all mean to put pressure on part of a device with your finger, hand or foot in order to make it work. 这些词均表示按、压。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to press / push / squeeze on sth◆to press / push a bell / button / key / bell / switch◆to press / push / squeeze (sth) hard / gently■ press [transitive, intransitive] to put pressure on part of a device or machine in order to make it work 按，压（使启动）◆Press any key to restart your computer.任意按一个键重启电脑。◆She pressed the gas pedal gently.她轻轻地踩下油门踏板。◆Press here to open.按此处打开。■ push [transitive] to press a button, switch, etc. with your finger or hand, usually in order to make a machine start working 按下（按钮、开关等）◆Push the red button to open the doors.按红色按钮把门打开。ⓘ In this meaning push is usually used with button, although other words, like switch and bell, can also be used. 表达此义时，push通常与button搭配，也可以与switch和bell等搭配。■ squeeze [transitive, intransitive] to press sth firmly with your fingers or hand, especially in order to make sth work or do sth 挤压；捏◆He slowly squeezed the trigger (= of a gun).他慢慢地扣动扳机。◆She squeezed on the reins and the cart came to a halt.她收紧缰绳，马车停了下来。NOTE 辨析 Which word? Press is the most general word. You can press sth with your finger, your hand or your foot. Push is mostly used with the word button. You squeeze sth by bending a finger or all your fingers round it. * press含义最宽泛，可以表示用手指、手或脚按下。push最常与button搭配。squeeze表示用单指扣或用全部手指捏。
BNC: 961 COCA: 1178

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