Definition of enforcer in English:

enforcer

noun ɪnˈfɔːsə

1A person or group that compels observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation.
the city police's role as enforcers of traffic rules will increase
with modifier we will encourage law enforcers to take strict measures against those involved in corruption
Example sentencesExamples
- The corporate enforcer has said that he intends to prosecute those who breach company law.
- The risks of challenging the nuclear deterrent are grave for aggressor and enforcer alike.
- Spitzer's attacks on Wall Street are inspiring other state enforcers to take on big corporate icons on behalf of consumers.
- Craven District Council's reaction to this, it seems, is to appoint an enforcer.
- Europe has a restrictive law, but neither an army of bureaucratic enforcers nor packs of voracious trial lawyers.
- It was the second time antitrust enforcers have singled out the company in less than a month.
- Kearney said there was a fundamental problem with local authorities being service providers, regulators and enforcers.
- Maybe we don't need peacekeepers, but we do need peace enforcers in the region.
- The strategy was to shift the responsibility for policy compliance to the user and act as the policy author and enforcer.
- Nation-states are the agents and enforcers of immigration controls and country boundaries.
1. 1.1informal A person who imposes their will by violence and intimidation.
  gangland enforcers linked to a drugs gang
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was a professional debt collector, brutal enforcer and sometimes executioner.
  Spilotro, a chief enforcer in Las Vegas, and his brother, Michael, were found buried in a cornfield.
  They are volunteer paramilitaries who act as enforcers for the Revolutionary Guard.
  The family said a gang of fellow inmates sometimes acted as enforcers for jail guards.
  He is not only a restaurant manager but also a mob enforcer.
  He was born in 1933, and after World War II, joined the Sicilian Mafia as an enforcer.
  The Zetas were founded by Mexican special forces soldiers who deserted and went to work for the Gulf Cartel as enforcers.
  Tom Hanks plays the part of an enforcer for a gangster during prohibition.
  He did not have a structured gang himself, but he was used by others as an enforcer.
  The underworld boss made his name as a ruthless enforcer for the feared Thompson family.
2. 1.2informal (in sport) a strong, aggressive, or intimidating player whose role is to protect teammates or dominate an area of the field of play.
  the broad-chested former Liverpool defensive enforcer
  Example sentencesExamples
  Neville has slipped to the role of occasional midfield enforcer despite holding 50+ England caps.
  The chief enforcers for the Falcons will come in the form of their pack.
  With every new season in the NHL comes a collection of new enforcers who want make a name for themselves.
  Petit is no longer the awesome enforcer he was in Arsenal's Double year of 1998.
  The enforcer of the Brisbane Broncos, Gorden is one of the most uncompromising forwards in the modern game.
  The Boston Bruins' enforcer exacted revenge on Brashear with only a few seconds of the NHL game remaining.
  The club might also need help in the enforcer category.
  In his fifth season in NYC, he flourished as the Knicks' enforcer - and did it as a center.
  He could be an enforcer against receivers coming across the middle, but he hasn't been.
  Batista is the most feared enforcer in the business today.

Rhymes

Chaucer, courser, endorser (US indorser), forcer, reinforcer, saucer, Xhosa

Definition of enforcer in US English:

enforcer

noun

1A person or group that compels observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation.
the city police's role as enforcers of traffic rules will increase
with modifier we will encourage law enforcers to take strict measures against those involved in corruption
Example sentencesExamples
- Nation-states are the agents and enforcers of immigration controls and country boundaries.
- Europe has a restrictive law, but neither an army of bureaucratic enforcers nor packs of voracious trial lawyers.
- The strategy was to shift the responsibility for policy compliance to the user and act as the policy author and enforcer.
- It was the second time antitrust enforcers have singled out the company in less than a month.
- The corporate enforcer has said that he intends to prosecute those who breach company law.
- Kearney said there was a fundamental problem with local authorities being service providers, regulators and enforcers.
- Spitzer's attacks on Wall Street are inspiring other state enforcers to take on big corporate icons on behalf of consumers.
- The risks of challenging the nuclear deterrent are grave for aggressor and enforcer alike.
- Maybe we don't need peacekeepers, but we do need peace enforcers in the region.
- Craven District Council's reaction to this, it seems, is to appoint an enforcer.
1. 1.1informal A person who imposes their will by violence and intimidation.
  gangland enforcers linked to a drugs gang
  Example sentencesExamples
  Spilotro, a chief enforcer in Las Vegas, and his brother, Michael, were found buried in a cornfield.
  He is not only a restaurant manager but also a mob enforcer.
  The family said a gang of fellow inmates sometimes acted as enforcers for jail guards.
  He did not have a structured gang himself, but he was used by others as an enforcer.
  He was a professional debt collector, brutal enforcer and sometimes executioner.
  The Zetas were founded by Mexican special forces soldiers who deserted and went to work for the Gulf Cartel as enforcers.
  They are volunteer paramilitaries who act as enforcers for the Revolutionary Guard.
  He was born in 1933, and after World War II, joined the Sicilian Mafia as an enforcer.
  Tom Hanks plays the part of an enforcer for a gangster during prohibition.
  The underworld boss made his name as a ruthless enforcer for the feared Thompson family.
2. 1.2informal (in sports) a strong, aggressive, or intimidating player whose role is to protect teammates or dominate an area of the field of play.
  a surprising twist in career for the burly defensive enforcer
  Example sentencesExamples
  Petit is no longer the awesome enforcer he was in Arsenal's Double year of 1998.
  With every new season in the NHL comes a collection of new enforcers who want make a name for themselves.
  The club might also need help in the enforcer category.
  The enforcer of the Brisbane Broncos, Gorden is one of the most uncompromising forwards in the modern game.
  In his fifth season in NYC, he flourished as the Knicks' enforcer - and did it as a center.
  Batista is the most feared enforcer in the business today.
  The Boston Bruins' enforcer exacted revenge on Brashear with only a few seconds of the NHL game remaining.
  Neville has slipped to the role of occasional midfield enforcer despite holding 50+ England caps.
  The chief enforcers for the Falcons will come in the form of their pack.
  He could be an enforcer against receivers coming across the middle, but he hasn't been.

词汇	enforcer
释义	Definition of enforcer in English: enforcer noun ɪnˈfɔːsə 1A person or group that compels observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation. the city police's role as enforcers of traffic rules will increase with modifier we will encourage law enforcers to take strict measures against those involved in corruption Example sentencesExamples The corporate enforcer has said that he intends to prosecute those who breach company law. The risks of challenging the nuclear deterrent are grave for aggressor and enforcer alike. Spitzer's attacks on Wall Street are inspiring other state enforcers to take on big corporate icons on behalf of consumers. Craven District Council's reaction to this, it seems, is to appoint an enforcer. Europe has a restrictive law, but neither an army of bureaucratic enforcers nor packs of voracious trial lawyers. It was the second time antitrust enforcers have singled out the company in less than a month. Kearney said there was a fundamental problem with local authorities being service providers, regulators and enforcers. Maybe we don't need peacekeepers, but we do need peace enforcers in the region. The strategy was to shift the responsibility for policy compliance to the user and act as the policy author and enforcer. Nation-states are the agents and enforcers of immigration controls and country boundaries. 1.1informal A person who imposes their will by violence and intimidation. gangland enforcers linked to a drugs gang Example sentencesExamples He was a professional debt collector, brutal enforcer and sometimes executioner. Spilotro, a chief enforcer in Las Vegas, and his brother, Michael, were found buried in a cornfield. They are volunteer paramilitaries who act as enforcers for the Revolutionary Guard. The family said a gang of fellow inmates sometimes acted as enforcers for jail guards. He is not only a restaurant manager but also a mob enforcer. He was born in 1933, and after World War II, joined the Sicilian Mafia as an enforcer. The Zetas were founded by Mexican special forces soldiers who deserted and went to work for the Gulf Cartel as enforcers. Tom Hanks plays the part of an enforcer for a gangster during prohibition. He did not have a structured gang himself, but he was used by others as an enforcer. The underworld boss made his name as a ruthless enforcer for the feared Thompson family. 1.2informal (in sport) a strong, aggressive, or intimidating player whose role is to protect teammates or dominate an area of the field of play. the broad-chested former Liverpool defensive enforcer Example sentencesExamples Neville has slipped to the role of occasional midfield enforcer despite holding 50+ England caps. The chief enforcers for the Falcons will come in the form of their pack. With every new season in the NHL comes a collection of new enforcers who want make a name for themselves. Petit is no longer the awesome enforcer he was in Arsenal's Double year of 1998. The enforcer of the Brisbane Broncos, Gorden is one of the most uncompromising forwards in the modern game. The Boston Bruins' enforcer exacted revenge on Brashear with only a few seconds of the NHL game remaining. The club might also need help in the enforcer category. In his fifth season in NYC, he flourished as the Knicks' enforcer - and did it as a center. He could be an enforcer against receivers coming across the middle, but he hasn't been. Batista is the most feared enforcer in the business today. Rhymes Chaucer, courser, endorser (US indorser), forcer, reinforcer, saucer, Xhosa Definition of enforcer in US English: enforcer noun 1A person or group that compels observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation. the city police's role as enforcers of traffic rules will increase with modifier we will encourage law enforcers to take strict measures against those involved in corruption Example sentencesExamples Nation-states are the agents and enforcers of immigration controls and country boundaries. Europe has a restrictive law, but neither an army of bureaucratic enforcers nor packs of voracious trial lawyers. The strategy was to shift the responsibility for policy compliance to the user and act as the policy author and enforcer. It was the second time antitrust enforcers have singled out the company in less than a month. The corporate enforcer has said that he intends to prosecute those who breach company law. Kearney said there was a fundamental problem with local authorities being service providers, regulators and enforcers. Spitzer's attacks on Wall Street are inspiring other state enforcers to take on big corporate icons on behalf of consumers. The risks of challenging the nuclear deterrent are grave for aggressor and enforcer alike. Maybe we don't need peacekeepers, but we do need peace enforcers in the region. Craven District Council's reaction to this, it seems, is to appoint an enforcer. 1.1informal A person who imposes their will by violence and intimidation. gangland enforcers linked to a drugs gang Example sentencesExamples Spilotro, a chief enforcer in Las Vegas, and his brother, Michael, were found buried in a cornfield. He is not only a restaurant manager but also a mob enforcer. The family said a gang of fellow inmates sometimes acted as enforcers for jail guards. He did not have a structured gang himself, but he was used by others as an enforcer. He was a professional debt collector, brutal enforcer and sometimes executioner. The Zetas were founded by Mexican special forces soldiers who deserted and went to work for the Gulf Cartel as enforcers. They are volunteer paramilitaries who act as enforcers for the Revolutionary Guard. He was born in 1933, and after World War II, joined the Sicilian Mafia as an enforcer. Tom Hanks plays the part of an enforcer for a gangster during prohibition. The underworld boss made his name as a ruthless enforcer for the feared Thompson family. 1.2informal (in sports) a strong, aggressive, or intimidating player whose role is to protect teammates or dominate an area of the field of play. a surprising twist in career for the burly defensive enforcer Example sentencesExamples Petit is no longer the awesome enforcer he was in Arsenal's Double year of 1998. With every new season in the NHL comes a collection of new enforcers who want make a name for themselves. The club might also need help in the enforcer category. The enforcer of the Brisbane Broncos, Gorden is one of the most uncompromising forwards in the modern game. In his fifth season in NYC, he flourished as the Knicks' enforcer - and did it as a center. Batista is the most feared enforcer in the business today. The Boston Bruins' enforcer exacted revenge on Brashear with only a few seconds of the NHL game remaining. Neville has slipped to the role of occasional midfield enforcer despite holding 50+ England caps. The chief enforcers for the Falcons will come in the form of their pack. He could be an enforcer against receivers coming across the middle, but he hasn't been.
随便看	Alemannic Alemannish alembic alembicate alembicated alembication alembics alembroth alencon alencon Alentejo Alençon a leo a leo a leopard can't change his spots a leopard can't change his spots ale passion aleph aleph null alephs aleph-zero aleph-zeroes alepine Alepine ale-pole