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com·pel <-ll-> [kəmˈpel] ГЛАГ прх
1. compel (force):
2. compel form (cause to happen):
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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
Human magicians use spells to compel these spirits to perform feats of power.
en.wikipedia.org He felt that it was the artist's responsibility to create something that did not express human emotions but rather the external forces that compel people.
en.wikipedia.org The fear of eviction makes them selfish and diplomatic, compels them to switch sides for personal gains, and indulge in propaganda.
en.wikipedia.org However, he was unable to compel his troops to undertake further offensive operations due to lack of pay.
en.wikipedia.org In addition, he was probably responsible for the decree, first recorded in 313, compelling the sons of serving soldiers and veterans to enlist.
en.wikipedia.org Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
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www.stylepark.com In Berlin ’ s Kunst-Werke, curator Susanne Pfeffer has created a setting that, in its form, compels the visitor to enter into a director encounter with and personal examination of the works on display.
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In den Berliner Kunst-Werken hat die Kuratorin Susanne Pfeffer eine Situation geschaffen, die eine unmittelbare Begegnung und die persönliche Auseinandersetzung mit den gezeigten Arbeiten formal erzwingt.
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