Definition of force-feed in English:

force-feed

verbˌfɔːsˈfiːdˈfɔrsˌfid

[with object]

1Force (a person or animal) to eat food.
强迫（人，动物）进食，填塞
Example sentencesExamples
- The mother made me literally force-feed him, shoving puréed food into his mouth as he cried piteously in feeble protest.
- There's a whole series of videos chronicling what happens when he force-feeds his students homemade root beer, for god's sake!
- In a protest against the British activities throughout Ireland, Ashe went on a hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison where the authorities attempted to force-feed him.
- Shortly after Dr Ho came Dr John Olney at Washington University, who in 1969 injected and force-fed newborn mice with huge doses of up to four grams/kg bodyweight of MSG.
- But the cold-blooded insects were force-feeding him with the jail's evening meal - yuck!
- Toddlers from the age of 18 months have a real surge of independence, and food can become a battleground, so resist the urge to force-feed your child.
- By comparison, the current hunger strike - in which 12 of the 13 were being force-fed as of Friday - seems almost symbolic.
- Lee also force-fed three patients and shouted and screamed at colleagues and residents of Edenfield Nursing Home between 1985 and 1986.
- ‘For the most part, they put them in isolation and threaten to force-feed people,’ Kateel said.
- He force-fed the baby, struck her on the legs, hands and buttocks and made the 13-month-old stand unsupported for long periods of time to make her walk.
- We ask those who force-feed geese and ducks to stop carrying out this abusive practice.
- Reports indicate he has been beaten and force-fed in custody.
- Independent monitoring groups said he was force-fed unidentified medicines.
- Even if someone force-feeds me Valium, even if I chase it with vodka, even if I'm punched in the face before takeoff, I remain petrified.
- When I went on hunger strike to express my faith, they force-fed me.
- He would keep the upper one open sometimes; talking to me, watching me, force-feeding me bits of food.
- Maybe I should start force-feeding her so she'll get fat and slow and perhaps nicer?
- Unwilling to release all the imprisoned suffragettes, the prison authorities force-fed these women on hunger strike.
- Eventually he learned to eat again, but until that happened I got to experience the wonder and joy of force-feeding a freaked-out cat.
- The country's hospitals are full of women who were force-fed as children.
1. 1.1 Impose or force (information or ideology) on someone.
  〈喻〉迫使接受，强行灌输（信息，意识形态）
  with two objects those teaching our kids should not be force-feeding them political ideas
  Example sentencesExamples
  Such tactics may seem innocuous (even funny) as isolated incidents; the problems are only apparent when ads are multiplied by thousands and constantly force-fed to the public.
  It's probably because we were force-fed all those fairy tales from infancy, where everyone lives happily ever after at the end, but I don't see why the world can't work that way simply because it doesn't at the moment.
  The idea that children in Scottish schools are being force-fed gay propaganda is preposterous.
  But relatively speaking, it's the opposite of propaganda - nobody is being force-fed.
  And it's all because of 10 years of force-feeding the public instead of giving them what they want.
  We don't need to be force-fed the opinions of the writers of these publications.
  Instead of watching a comedy with sinister undertones, we're force-fed a melodrama with no tones at all.
  By saturating the airwaves, candidates and news directors could force-feed information to all but the few Americans who eschewed TV altogether.
  The public have no clue, as the people who create these problems are not on the hierarchic list of news, which we are, force-fed.
  We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up.
  Since the right does not require the aid of government to force-feed our views down the throats of an unwilling public, enacting this legislation is the ultimate win-win situation for Republicans and the rest of the right.
  It doesn't bother me - I feel better not force-feeding people something to promote my new CD.
  The film's final half-hour is a curiosity, and not a successful one - a prolonged, needless epilogue which force-feeds us a catharsis that feels as false as it is extraneous to an otherwise fine story.
  This book is a thousand times worse, force-feeding us a tale not only of the author's goodness, but the goodness of his long line of ancestors.
  It is time for a diet of sanity in New Zealand politics, and we will force-feed it to the doctrinaire weirdos over there on the Government benches as soon as they fly the white flag.
  The US government were co-conspirators with the media, who wanted to force-feed us a Joan of Arc.
  The instruction I received as a child force-fed me the notion that the Pope is infallible, yet perhaps John Paul II's legacy will show us the humanity, the fallibility of the human condition.
  The January detox craze simply looks like a more intense outburst of the healthy eating/living obsession that we are force-fed all year round.
  The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda.
  I wanted them to have the opportunity to choose their own beliefs instead of being force-fed the most popular one.

Definition of force-feed in US English:

force-feed

verbˈfɔrsˌfidˈfôrsˌfēd

[with object]

1Force (a person or animal) to eat.
强迫（人，动物）进食，填塞
Example sentencesExamples
- We ask those who force-feed geese and ducks to stop carrying out this abusive practice.
- The mother made me literally force-feed him, shoving puréed food into his mouth as he cried piteously in feeble protest.
- Lee also force-fed three patients and shouted and screamed at colleagues and residents of Edenfield Nursing Home between 1985 and 1986.
- He force-fed the baby, struck her on the legs, hands and buttocks and made the 13-month-old stand unsupported for long periods of time to make her walk.
- Eventually he learned to eat again, but until that happened I got to experience the wonder and joy of force-feeding a freaked-out cat.
- Unwilling to release all the imprisoned suffragettes, the prison authorities force-fed these women on hunger strike.
- He would keep the upper one open sometimes; talking to me, watching me, force-feeding me bits of food.
- ‘For the most part, they put them in isolation and threaten to force-feed people,’ Kateel said.
- When I went on hunger strike to express my faith, they force-fed me.
- Shortly after Dr Ho came Dr John Olney at Washington University, who in 1969 injected and force-fed newborn mice with huge doses of up to four grams/kg bodyweight of MSG.
- The country's hospitals are full of women who were force-fed as children.
- There's a whole series of videos chronicling what happens when he force-feeds his students homemade root beer, for god's sake!
- But the cold-blooded insects were force-feeding him with the jail's evening meal - yuck!
- Maybe I should start force-feeding her so she'll get fat and slow and perhaps nicer?
- Toddlers from the age of 18 months have a real surge of independence, and food can become a battleground, so resist the urge to force-feed your child.
- In a protest against the British activities throughout Ireland, Ashe went on a hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison where the authorities attempted to force-feed him.
- Reports indicate he has been beaten and force-fed in custody.
- Independent monitoring groups said he was force-fed unidentified medicines.
- Even if someone force-feeds me Valium, even if I chase it with vodka, even if I'm punched in the face before takeoff, I remain petrified.
- By comparison, the current hunger strike - in which 12 of the 13 were being force-fed as of Friday - seems almost symbolic.
1. 1.1with two objects Impose or force (information or ideology) upon (someone)
  〈喻〉迫使接受，强行灌输（信息，意识形态）
  no group has the right to force-feed its beliefs on her
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is time for a diet of sanity in New Zealand politics, and we will force-feed it to the doctrinaire weirdos over there on the Government benches as soon as they fly the white flag.
  We don't need to be force-fed the opinions of the writers of these publications.
  Instead of watching a comedy with sinister undertones, we're force-fed a melodrama with no tones at all.
  The US government were co-conspirators with the media, who wanted to force-feed us a Joan of Arc.
  The January detox craze simply looks like a more intense outburst of the healthy eating/living obsession that we are force-fed all year round.
  Since the right does not require the aid of government to force-feed our views down the throats of an unwilling public, enacting this legislation is the ultimate win-win situation for Republicans and the rest of the right.
  But relatively speaking, it's the opposite of propaganda - nobody is being force-fed.
  The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda.
  This book is a thousand times worse, force-feeding us a tale not only of the author's goodness, but the goodness of his long line of ancestors.
  The idea that children in Scottish schools are being force-fed gay propaganda is preposterous.
  I wanted them to have the opportunity to choose their own beliefs instead of being force-fed the most popular one.
  It's probably because we were force-fed all those fairy tales from infancy, where everyone lives happily ever after at the end, but I don't see why the world can't work that way simply because it doesn't at the moment.
  Such tactics may seem innocuous (even funny) as isolated incidents; the problems are only apparent when ads are multiplied by thousands and constantly force-fed to the public.
  And it's all because of 10 years of force-feeding the public instead of giving them what they want.
  It doesn't bother me - I feel better not force-feeding people something to promote my new CD.
  The public have no clue, as the people who create these problems are not on the hierarchic list of news, which we are, force-fed.
  By saturating the airwaves, candidates and news directors could force-feed information to all but the few Americans who eschewed TV altogether.
  The film's final half-hour is a curiosity, and not a successful one - a prolonged, needless epilogue which force-feeds us a catharsis that feels as false as it is extraneous to an otherwise fine story.
  The instruction I received as a child force-fed me the notion that the Pope is infallible, yet perhaps John Paul II's legacy will show us the humanity, the fallibility of the human condition.
  We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up.

词汇	force-feed
释义	Definition of force-feed in English: force-feed verbˌfɔːsˈfiːdˈfɔrsˌfid [with object] 1Force (a person or animal) to eat food. 强迫（人，动物）进食，填塞 Example sentencesExamples The mother made me literally force-feed him, shoving puréed food into his mouth as he cried piteously in feeble protest. There's a whole series of videos chronicling what happens when he force-feeds his students homemade root beer, for god's sake! In a protest against the British activities throughout Ireland, Ashe went on a hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison where the authorities attempted to force-feed him. Shortly after Dr Ho came Dr John Olney at Washington University, who in 1969 injected and force-fed newborn mice with huge doses of up to four grams/kg bodyweight of MSG. But the cold-blooded insects were force-feeding him with the jail's evening meal - yuck! Toddlers from the age of 18 months have a real surge of independence, and food can become a battleground, so resist the urge to force-feed your child. By comparison, the current hunger strike - in which 12 of the 13 were being force-fed as of Friday - seems almost symbolic. Lee also force-fed three patients and shouted and screamed at colleagues and residents of Edenfield Nursing Home between 1985 and 1986. ‘For the most part, they put them in isolation and threaten to force-feed people,’ Kateel said. He force-fed the baby, struck her on the legs, hands and buttocks and made the 13-month-old stand unsupported for long periods of time to make her walk. We ask those who force-feed geese and ducks to stop carrying out this abusive practice. Reports indicate he has been beaten and force-fed in custody. Independent monitoring groups said he was force-fed unidentified medicines. Even if someone force-feeds me Valium, even if I chase it with vodka, even if I'm punched in the face before takeoff, I remain petrified. When I went on hunger strike to express my faith, they force-fed me. He would keep the upper one open sometimes; talking to me, watching me, force-feeding me bits of food. Maybe I should start force-feeding her so she'll get fat and slow and perhaps nicer? Unwilling to release all the imprisoned suffragettes, the prison authorities force-fed these women on hunger strike. Eventually he learned to eat again, but until that happened I got to experience the wonder and joy of force-feeding a freaked-out cat. The country's hospitals are full of women who were force-fed as children. 1.1 Impose or force (information or ideology) on someone. 〈喻〉迫使接受，强行灌输（信息，意识形态） with two objects those teaching our kids should not be force-feeding them political ideas Example sentencesExamples Such tactics may seem innocuous (even funny) as isolated incidents; the problems are only apparent when ads are multiplied by thousands and constantly force-fed to the public. It's probably because we were force-fed all those fairy tales from infancy, where everyone lives happily ever after at the end, but I don't see why the world can't work that way simply because it doesn't at the moment. The idea that children in Scottish schools are being force-fed gay propaganda is preposterous. But relatively speaking, it's the opposite of propaganda - nobody is being force-fed. And it's all because of 10 years of force-feeding the public instead of giving them what they want. We don't need to be force-fed the opinions of the writers of these publications. Instead of watching a comedy with sinister undertones, we're force-fed a melodrama with no tones at all. By saturating the airwaves, candidates and news directors could force-feed information to all but the few Americans who eschewed TV altogether. The public have no clue, as the people who create these problems are not on the hierarchic list of news, which we are, force-fed. We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up. Since the right does not require the aid of government to force-feed our views down the throats of an unwilling public, enacting this legislation is the ultimate win-win situation for Republicans and the rest of the right. It doesn't bother me - I feel better not force-feeding people something to promote my new CD. The film's final half-hour is a curiosity, and not a successful one - a prolonged, needless epilogue which force-feeds us a catharsis that feels as false as it is extraneous to an otherwise fine story. This book is a thousand times worse, force-feeding us a tale not only of the author's goodness, but the goodness of his long line of ancestors. It is time for a diet of sanity in New Zealand politics, and we will force-feed it to the doctrinaire weirdos over there on the Government benches as soon as they fly the white flag. The US government were co-conspirators with the media, who wanted to force-feed us a Joan of Arc. The instruction I received as a child force-fed me the notion that the Pope is infallible, yet perhaps John Paul II's legacy will show us the humanity, the fallibility of the human condition. The January detox craze simply looks like a more intense outburst of the healthy eating/living obsession that we are force-fed all year round. The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda. I wanted them to have the opportunity to choose their own beliefs instead of being force-fed the most popular one. Definition of force-feed in US English: force-feed verbˈfɔrsˌfidˈfôrsˌfēd [with object] 1Force (a person or animal) to eat. 强迫（人，动物）进食，填塞 Example sentencesExamples We ask those who force-feed geese and ducks to stop carrying out this abusive practice. The mother made me literally force-feed him, shoving puréed food into his mouth as he cried piteously in feeble protest. Lee also force-fed three patients and shouted and screamed at colleagues and residents of Edenfield Nursing Home between 1985 and 1986. He force-fed the baby, struck her on the legs, hands and buttocks and made the 13-month-old stand unsupported for long periods of time to make her walk. Eventually he learned to eat again, but until that happened I got to experience the wonder and joy of force-feeding a freaked-out cat. Unwilling to release all the imprisoned suffragettes, the prison authorities force-fed these women on hunger strike. He would keep the upper one open sometimes; talking to me, watching me, force-feeding me bits of food. ‘For the most part, they put them in isolation and threaten to force-feed people,’ Kateel said. When I went on hunger strike to express my faith, they force-fed me. Shortly after Dr Ho came Dr John Olney at Washington University, who in 1969 injected and force-fed newborn mice with huge doses of up to four grams/kg bodyweight of MSG. The country's hospitals are full of women who were force-fed as children. There's a whole series of videos chronicling what happens when he force-feeds his students homemade root beer, for god's sake! But the cold-blooded insects were force-feeding him with the jail's evening meal - yuck! Maybe I should start force-feeding her so she'll get fat and slow and perhaps nicer? Toddlers from the age of 18 months have a real surge of independence, and food can become a battleground, so resist the urge to force-feed your child. In a protest against the British activities throughout Ireland, Ashe went on a hunger strike in Mountjoy Prison where the authorities attempted to force-feed him. Reports indicate he has been beaten and force-fed in custody. Independent monitoring groups said he was force-fed unidentified medicines. Even if someone force-feeds me Valium, even if I chase it with vodka, even if I'm punched in the face before takeoff, I remain petrified. By comparison, the current hunger strike - in which 12 of the 13 were being force-fed as of Friday - seems almost symbolic. 1.1with two objects Impose or force (information or ideology) upon (someone) 〈喻〉迫使接受，强行灌输（信息，意识形态） no group has the right to force-feed its beliefs on her Example sentencesExamples It is time for a diet of sanity in New Zealand politics, and we will force-feed it to the doctrinaire weirdos over there on the Government benches as soon as they fly the white flag. We don't need to be force-fed the opinions of the writers of these publications. Instead of watching a comedy with sinister undertones, we're force-fed a melodrama with no tones at all. The US government were co-conspirators with the media, who wanted to force-feed us a Joan of Arc. The January detox craze simply looks like a more intense outburst of the healthy eating/living obsession that we are force-fed all year round. Since the right does not require the aid of government to force-feed our views down the throats of an unwilling public, enacting this legislation is the ultimate win-win situation for Republicans and the rest of the right. But relatively speaking, it's the opposite of propaganda - nobody is being force-fed. The saddest sight one encounters in a tour of the NMA is a schoolchild sitting at one of these terminals being force-fed a diet of propaganda. This book is a thousand times worse, force-feeding us a tale not only of the author's goodness, but the goodness of his long line of ancestors. The idea that children in Scottish schools are being force-fed gay propaganda is preposterous. I wanted them to have the opportunity to choose their own beliefs instead of being force-fed the most popular one. It's probably because we were force-fed all those fairy tales from infancy, where everyone lives happily ever after at the end, but I don't see why the world can't work that way simply because it doesn't at the moment. Such tactics may seem innocuous (even funny) as isolated incidents; the problems are only apparent when ads are multiplied by thousands and constantly force-fed to the public. And it's all because of 10 years of force-feeding the public instead of giving them what they want. It doesn't bother me - I feel better not force-feeding people something to promote my new CD. The public have no clue, as the people who create these problems are not on the hierarchic list of news, which we are, force-fed. By saturating the airwaves, candidates and news directors could force-feed information to all but the few Americans who eschewed TV altogether. The film's final half-hour is a curiosity, and not a successful one - a prolonged, needless epilogue which force-feeds us a catharsis that feels as false as it is extraneous to an otherwise fine story. The instruction I received as a child force-fed me the notion that the Pope is infallible, yet perhaps John Paul II's legacy will show us the humanity, the fallibility of the human condition. We're just parroting and lampooning pop culture and current events because there's so much stuff that we were force-fed when we grew up.
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