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| 11. | He addressed me forcibly in the vernacular. |
| 他用下流话对我不客气地说话。 |
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| 12. | To seize and carry off forcibly. |
| 劫掠用暴力夺取并带走 |
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| 13. | forcibly broken through or opened up. |
| 强有力的裂开或者打开。 |
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| 14. | The suggestion of marriage struck Hurstwood forcibly. |
| 结婚这个提议给赫斯渥重重一击。 |
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| 15. | Her ideas are always forcibly expressed. |
| 他的思想总是很有说服力地表达出来。 |
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| 16. | Development of relations can't be pressed forcibly. |
| 发展关系不能勉强。 |
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| 17. | To pull or drag forcibly; tug. |
| 用力曳或牵；拖 |
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| 18. | Children were taken forcibly from their mothers. |
| 孩子们被强行地从他们母亲身边夺走。 |
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| 19. | To twist or turn suddenly and forcibly. |
| 扭转猛然而有力地扭或转动 |
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| 20. | To push or drive quickly and forcibly. |
| 猛推，冲迅速而用力地推或驱赶 |
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