compulsory

UK:  [kəm'pʌlsəri]

US:  [kəm'pʌlsəri]

复数：compulsories  

adj.

1.强迫,强制的,带强制性的

2.强迫的,强制的;义务的;必修的

3.义务(的);必要的;必须编制的

4.规定动作的

5.硬,势在必行的,勉强顺从地

6.规定套路的

1 . Mandarin is now being taught in over 500 primary and secondary schools, and some of them have made it a compulsory course.
英国超过500所中小学开设了中文课程，部分学校甚至将中文列入了必修课。

2 . English as a compulsory subject that she had not.
英语的必修科目她过不了。

3 . The peasant workers children should enjoy free compulsory education, but actually they did not enjoy it up to now.
农民工子女理应享受免费义务教育，但在现实中却难以实现。

4 . It is as if speaking out is becoming a compulsory contribution to the cause, and intrusion into privacy not gossip but therapy.
就好像他们的出柜已经成为对同志解放的一种贡献和义务，一种正面的鼓励，而不是对隐私的干涉和八卦。

5 . During peak periods there was a compulsory seven-day week and the company was found to be failing to pay the minimum wage.
在高峰时期，将会是强制的一星期七天工作并且发现到公司连最少的工资都发不下来。