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compel <part pres compelling; pret, part perf compelled> [ingl brit kəmˈpɛl, ingl am kəmˈpɛl] VB vb trans
1. compel (force):
compel
contraindre (to do à faire)
compel
obliger (to do de faire)
2. compel (win):
to compel sb's respect
to compel sb's attention
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obliger qn à faire personne, police:
obliger qn à faire devoir, prudence:
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compel <-ll-> [kəmˈpel] VB vb trans
1. compel form (force):
compel
2. compel form (bring out):
compel
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inglese
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s'astreindre à qc/à +infin
to compel oneself to sth/to +infin
forcer admiration, estime, sympathie, confiance
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compel <-ll-> [kəm·ˈpel] VB vb trans
1. compel form (force):
compel
2. compel form (bring out):
compel
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
s'astreindre à qc/à +infin
to compel oneself to sth/to +infin
forcer admiration, estime, sympathie, confiance
Present
Icompel
youcompel
he/she/itcompels
wecompel
youcompel
theycompel
Past
Icompelled
youcompelled
he/she/itcompelled
wecompelled
youcompelled
theycompelled
Present Perfect
Ihavecompelled
youhavecompelled
he/she/ithascompelled
wehavecompelled
youhavecompelled
theyhavecompelled
Past Perfect
Ihadcompelled
youhadcompelled
he/she/ithadcompelled
wehadcompelled
youhadcompelled
theyhadcompelled
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
Human magicians use spells to compel these spirits to perform feats of power.
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We are also of opinion, that his master may legally compel him to return again to the plantations.
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The primary judge made a decree for specific performance to compel the defendant's purchase of the land.
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The conditions he witnesses at the testing facilities compel him to become vegetarian, a sudden decision that briefly puts him at odds with his family.
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A court may also make mandatory orders or injunctions to compel the authority to do its duty or to stop it from acting illegally.
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