单词	duress
释义	English American Business duressnoun [ U ] uk/dʒuˈres/us/duːˈres/formal threats used to force a person to do something: He claimed that he signed the confession under duress. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Causing somebody to act a kick up the arse/backside idiom arm-twisting bludgeon bounce bounce sb into sth bulldoze forcible hold sb to ransom idiom impel impose jolt push railroad screw shanghai slap sth on/onto (sth/sb) squeeze *squeeze sth* out of sb trap wring sth from/out of sb See more results » duressnoun [ U ] us/dʊˈres/ threats used to force a person to do something: He signed the contract under duress. duressnoun [ U ] uk/djʊˈres/usLAW threats used to force someone to do something: Clarke's defence involved claims of duress and allegations he had been framed by the police. He claimed he had been acting under duress**.
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