enforced

• 指通过权力或武力使人遵守、执行或发生；强调带有强制性的实施或执行。

Describes something that is made to happen or be obeyed, typically by using authority or force.

1. Made compulsoryB2formal

   Something that is imposed or made obligatory by authority or law.

   强制性的

   • The enforced lockdown lasted for several weeks.
   • Enforced compliance with safety regulations is mandatory.
   • The new rules were strictly enforced by the authorities.

   同义词bindingcompulsoryimposedmandatoryobligatoryrequired

   反义词discretionaryelectivefreeoptionalvoluntary

2. Imposed by external forceB2formal

   A situation or condition that is forced upon someone against their will.

   强制性的

   • The enforced silence in the library was uncomfortable.
   • He lived under enforced exile for many years.
   • The enforced curfew restricted movement after dark.

   同义词constrainedforcedimposedinvoluntary

   反义词chosenfreeoptionalvoluntarywilling

• 动词，表示强制人们遵守法律、规则或义务，也指实施或执行某项政策、规定等。

A verb used to indicate the act of compelling observance of or compliance with a law, rule, or obligation.

1. Compel complianceB2formal

   To make sure that a law, rule, or regulation is obeyed.

   执行

   • The police enforce traffic laws to keep roads safe.
   • The school strictly enforces its dress code policy.
   • New regulations were enforced to protect the environment.

   同义词administerapplycarry outexecuteimposeuphold

   反义词disregardignoreneglectviolatewaive

2. Impose by forceB2formal

   To force someone to do something or to make something happen.

   强制

   • The government enforced mandatory vaccinations during the outbreak.
   • The manager enforced a strict deadline for the project.
   • They enforced the new safety protocols across all factories.

   同义词coercecompelconstrainforceimposeoblige

   反义词abandonallowforgoignoreneglectpermitwaive