impel 的定义
im·pelled, im·pel·ling.
- to drive or urge forward; press on; incite or constrain to action.
- to drive or cause to move onward; propel; impart motion to.
impel 近义词
prompt, incite
更多impel例句
- The move sparked a revolt, impelling tens of millions of users to flee to rivals such as Signal and Telegram.
- Where the subject of “Dreamtank” seems impelled by larger forces, the clenched-fist figure in “Sentinel” declares his autonomy.
- Public pressure impelled Match Group’s initiatives, according to Carrie Goldberg, a victims’ rights attorney who represented Garbo founder Kathryn Kosmides in a gender-based violence case that inspired the nonprofit’s creation.
- What, then, was the truth that the truth serum was seeking to impel?
- These all-too-possible nightmare scenarios should impel the United States to focus on the current state of Pakistan.
- He saw enough in her face to impel him to take her hand and hold it while he said his lingering good night.
- The characters which crowd forth from his brain are sustained and impelled by the same social waves which sustain and impel us.
- You alone, Madam, had the power to conquer my indolence, and to impel me to change my resolution.
- Resist that inclination which seems to impel you to gloomy meditation, solitude, and melancholy.
- Various motives impel the living to treat with respect the body from which life has departed.