constrain 音标拼音: [kənstr'en]
vt . 强迫,勉强,驱使
强迫,勉强,驱使
constrain v 1 :
hold back [
synonym : {
restrain }, {
encumber }, {
cumber },
{
constrain }]
2 :
restrict ; "
Tighten the rules "; "
stiffen the regulations "
[
synonym : {
stiffen }, {
tighten }, {
tighten up }, {
constrain }]
Constrain \
Con *
strain "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Constrained };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Constraining }.] [
OF .
constraindre ,
F .
contrainde ,
L .
constringere ;
con -
stringere to draw tight .
See {
Strain },
and .
cf . {
Constrict }, {
Constringe }.]
1 .
To secure by bonds ;
to chain ;
to bond or confine ;
to hold tightly ;
to constringe .
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He binds in chains The drowsy prophet ,
and his limbs constrains .
--
Dryden .
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When winter frosts constrain the fields with cold .
--
Dryden .
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2 .
To bring into a narrow compass ;
to compress .
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How the strait stays the slender waist constrain .
--
Gay .
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3 .
To hold back by force ;
to restrain ;
to repress .
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My sire in caves constrains the winds . --
Dryden .
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4 .
To compel ;
to force ;
to necessitate ;
to oblige .
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The love of Christ constraineth us . --
2 .
Cor .
v .
14 .
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I was constrained to appeal unto C [
ae ]
sar . --
Acts xxviii .
19 .
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5 .
To violate ;
to ravish . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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6 .
To produce in such a manner as to give an unnatural effect ;
as ,
a constrained voice .
Syn :
To compel ;
force ;
drive ;
impel ;
urge ;
press .
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169 Moby Thesaurus words for "
constrain ":
abate ,
abridge ,
abstain ,
aggrieve ,
allay ,
alleviate ,
arrest ,
assuage ,
attemper ,
ban ,
bank the fire ,
bar ,
bastille ,
bear ,
bind ,
bit ,
blunt ,
bottle up ,
box up ,
bridle ,
cage ,
cause ,
cause to ,
chasten ,
check ,
cloister ,
coerce ,
compel ,
concuss ,
confine ,
contain ,
control ,
cool ,
cool off ,
coop ,
coop in ,
coop up ,
cork up ,
crib ,
crowd ,
crush ,
curb ,
curtail ,
damp ,
dampen ,
de -
emphasize ,
deaden ,
decelerate ,
deprive ,
detain ,
dictate ,
diminish ,
disallow ,
dompt ,
downplay ,
drive ,
dull ,
encage ,
enclose ,
enforce ,
enjoin ,
extenuate ,
fence in ,
force ,
govern ,
grieve ,
guard ,
have ,
hem in ,
hinder ,
hold ,
hold at bay ,
hold back ,
hold down ,
hold fast ,
hold in ,
hold in check ,
hold in custody ,
hold in leash ,
hold in restraint ,
hold up ,
hurt ,
immure ,
impel ,
impound ,
incarcerate ,
inhibit ,
injure ,
insist upon ,
intern ,
jail ,
jam ,
jug ,
keep ,
keep back ,
keep from ,
keep in ,
keep in check ,
keep in custody ,
keep in detention ,
keep under control ,
keep within bounds ,
lay ,
lay under restraint ,
lenify ,
lessen ,
lighten ,
make ,
mew ,
mew up ,
mitigate ,
moderate ,
modulate ,
necessitate ,
oblige ,
obtund ,
pain ,
palliate ,
pen ,
pen up ,
play down ,
pound ,
prison ,
prohibit ,
pull ,
pull in ,
push ,
quod ,
rail in ,
reduce ,
reduce the temperature ,
refrain ,
rein ,
rein in ,
restrain ,
restrict ,
retard ,
retrench ,
seal up ,
set back ,
shackle ,
shotgun ,
shut in ,
shut up ,
slacken ,
slow down ,
smother ,
snub ,
sober ,
sober down ,
soften ,
squab ,
squash ,
squeeze ,
squish ,
stifle ,
straiten ,
subdue ,
suppress ,
tame ,
temper ,
tie ,
tone down ,
tune down ,
underplay ,
use force upon ,
wall in ,
weaken ,
withhold
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CONSTRAIN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster constrain suggests the effect of a force or circumstance that limits freedom of action or choice
CONSTRAIN | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary CONSTRAIN definition: 1 to control and limit something: 2 to control and limit something: 3 to limit someone's… Learn more
CONSTRAIN definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary To constrain someone or something means to limit their development or force them to behave in a particular way
constrain verb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage notes . . . Definition of constrain verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
CONSTRAIN Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com Constrain definition: to force, compel, or oblige See examples of CONSTRAIN used in a sentence
Constrain - definition of constrain by The Free Dictionary constrain (kənˈstreɪn) vb (tr) 1 to compel or force, esp by persuasion, circumstances, etc; oblige 2 to restrain by or as if by force; confine
CONSTRAIN Synonyms: 95 Similar and Opposite Words - Merriam-Webster Some common synonyms of constrain are coerce, compel, force, and oblige While all these words mean "to make someone or something yield," constrain suggests the effect of a force or circumstance that limits freedom of action or choice
constrain - WordReference. com Dictionary of English repress or restrain: He constrained his impulse to tell her the secret con•strain•ing•ly, adv See -strain- to force, compel, or oblige: He was constrained to admit the offense to confine forcibly, as by bonds to repress or restrain: Cold weather constrained the plant's growth Latin constringere See con -, strain1 con•strain′er, n
Constrain - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com To constrain is to hold back, restrain, or confine If you've ever had to constrain a toddler in the middle of a temper tantrum, you know you have to watch out for flailing limbs
CONSTRAINT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary In Egypt, the biggest constraint on new agricultural production is water The constraint of distribution costs remains the severest of all budget financial, etc constraints This growth in revenue may soften the government's budget constraints and allow it to increase public spending