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| 1 | I/T if a vehicle or boat rams something , it hits it very hard , usually when it is moving fast 猛撞；猛击 | The truck was rammed from behind by a sports car on a busy highway. 在繁忙的公路上这辆卡车的后部受到一辆跑车的猛烈撞击。 | | +into A high-speed passenger train rammed into a stationary train. 一列高速列车猛地撞到一列静止的火车上。 | |
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| 2 | T to push something into a place with great force 把…塞进；把…用力推入 | ram sth into sth She quickly rammed some clothes into a suitcase and left. 她匆匆地把一些衣服塞进手提箱，然后离开了。 | |
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| - | ram sth down sb’ s throat
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| to force someone to listen to or accept an idea , suggestion etc when they do not want to |
| 强迫某人接受（观点或建议） |
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| I wish he’ d stop ramming his opinions down our throats! 我希望他不要再把他的观点强行灌输给我们。 |
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| 1 | to emphasize something very strongly so that people clearly understand you 使理解透彻；充分说明 | The new advertising campaign rams home the dangers of drink-driving. 新一轮的宣传活动把酒后驾车的危害讲得很透彻。 | |
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| 2 | in football and similar sports, to kick or hit the ball very hard and score a goal 猛击进球 | McNeill rammed home the winning goal in the second half. 麦克尼尔在下半场比赛中一脚劲射踢入致胜一球。 | |
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