The police had to ()force to break up the crowd.A introduce B oblige C employ D make 选什么详细点

The police had to ()force to break up the crowd.A introduce B oblige C employ D make 选什么详细点
The police had to ()force to break up the crowd.A introduce B oblige C employ D make 选什么详细点

The police had to ()force to break up the crowd.A introduce B oblige C employ D make 选什么详细点
警察不得不运用武力驱散群众.
所以选C （employ表示运用,采用）
A 介绍
B 强迫,强制
D 使得,进行,布置,.

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C employ force
表示使用武力

警察不得不用武力疏散人群
employ force

使用武力

我认为应该选用A、introduce,
force 在这里是军队的意思，翻译过来就是“警方不得不利用军队来驱散\遣散群众。”
introduce 有利用、引入的意思。

选c

选C，是使用武力的意思
而make并没有这层含义
make
(past and past participle made )
[with obj.]
form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create
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选C，是使用武力的意思
而make并没有这层含义
make
(past and past participle made )
[with obj.]
form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; construct; create
做，制作，制造；建造；创造
my grandmother made a dress for me.
祖母给我做了一条连衣裙。
the body is made from four pieces of maple.
主体由4块槭木制成。
cricket bats are made of willow.
板球棒是用柳木做的。
■(make something into)alter something so that it forms or constitutes (something else)
把…制成；将…变成
buffalo's milk can be made into cheese.
水牛奶可以做成奶酪。
■compose, prepare, or draw up (something written or abstract)
构思；拟订；起草；制订
she made her will.
她起草了遗嘱。
■prepare (a dish, drink, or meal) for consumption
做（饭或菜）；准备（饮料）
she was making lunch for Lucy and Francis.
她在为露西和弗朗西丝做午饭。
[with two objs]I'll make us both a cup of tea.
我来为咱俩各沏一杯茶。
■arrange bedclothes tidily on (a bed) ready for use
整理（床铺)，铺（床）
■arrange and light materials for (a fire)
生（火）
■(in sport, especially soccer) enable a teammate to score (a goal) by one's play
（体育比赛，尤指足球）助攻得（分）
■(Electronics)complete or close (a circuit)
(电子)接通（电路)，闭合（电路）
cause (something) to exist or come about; bring about
使…存在，使…形成；带来
the drips had made a pool on the floor.
地板上滴了一摊水。
■[with obj. and complement or infinitive]cause to become or seem
使…变得，使…显得
decorative features make brickwork more interesting.
装饰花形使砖墙显得更有情趣。
the best way to disarm your critics is to make them laugh.
使批评你的人息怒的最好办法是让他们哈哈大笑。
■carry out, perform, or produce (a specified action, movement, or sound)
作出（行为，动作）；发出（声音）；实施，履行；产生
Asquith made a speech of forty minutes.
阿斯奎思作了40分钟的演讲。
anyone can make a mistake.
任何人都会犯错误。
■communicate or express (an idea, request, or requirement)
传达，表达（想法、请求或要求）
I tend to make heavy demands on people.
我常常对人有很高的要求。
[with two objs]make him an offer he can't refuse.
向他提出一个他无法拒绝的提议。
■undertake or agree to (an aim or purpose)
同意；达成一致（目的）
we made a deal.
我们达成了协议。
■(chiefly archaic)enter into a contract of (marriage)
(主旧)达成（婚约）
a marriage made in heaven.
天造地设的婚姻。
■[with obj. and complement]appoint or designate (someone) to a position
任命，指派
he was made a fellow of the Royal Institute.
他被委任为皇家学会会员。
■[with obj. and complement]represent or cause to appear in a specified way
（用指明的语言）描述或使…显得
the issue price makes them good value.
这一发行价使它们显得很值得购入。
■cause or ensure the success or advancement of
带来（成功）；保证…的进展
the work which really made Wordsworth's reputation.
这部真正给华兹华斯带来名声的作品。
[with obj. and infinitive]compel (someone) to do something
迫使…做
she bought me a brandy and made me drink it.
她为我叫了白兰地并且逼我喝。
constitute; amount to
组成；合计，共计
they made an unusual duo.
他们组成了一个不同寻常的二重唱组合。
■serve as or become through development or adaptation
可以用作；可发展为；可以制成
this fern makes a good house plant.
这种蕨可以成为很好的室内植物。
■consider to be; estimate as
认为；估计
How many are there? I make it sixteen.
有多少？我估计有16个。
■agree or decide on (a specified arrangement), typically one concerning a time or place
确定（具体安排，尤指时间或地点）
let's make it 7.30.
我们定在7点半吧。
gain or earn (money or profit)
挣得，赚得（钱或利润）
he'd made a lot of money out of hardware.
他在硬件上已经赚了很多钱。
■(Cricket)score (a specified number of runs)
(板球)得（分）
he made a century.
他得了100分。
arrive at (a place) within a specified time or in time for (a train or other transport)
赶上（火车等）；及时到达（某个地点）
we've got a lot to do if you're going to make the shuttle.
如果你想赶上班车的话，我们要做很多准备。
they didn't always make it on time.
他们并不总是准时到达。
■(make it)succeed in something; become successful
成功；成名
he waited confidently for his band to make it.
他信心十足地等待他的乐队一举成名。
在…占一席之地；打入
■achieve a place in
这些狗很少上新闻.
they made it to the semi-final。
他们打入了半决赛.
these dogs seldom make the news。
■(chiefly N. Amer.)achieve the rank of
(主北美)获得…级别
he wasn't going to make captain.
他不可能当队长。
[no obj., with adverbial of direction]go or prepare to go in a particular direction
走向
he struggled to his feet and made towards the car.
他挣扎着站起来向汽车走去。
■[with infinitive]act as if one is about to perform an action
似乎要
she made as if to leave the room.
她似乎要离开房间。
(informal, chiefly N. Amer.)induce (someone) to have sexual intercourse with one
(非正式，主北美)求欢；诱奸
he had been trying to make Cynthia for two years now.
两年来他一直企图和辛西娅发生性关系。
his alleged quest to make it with the world's most attractive women.
他所谓的搞到世上最妩媚女人的追求。
(in bridge, whist, and similar games) win (a trick)
（桥牌、惠斯特牌等）赢（一墩牌）
■win a trick with (a card)
打出（一张牌）赢一墩牌
■win the number of tricks that fulfils (a contract)
打满（所叫牌的墩数）；做成（合约）
■shuffle (a pack of cards) for dealing
洗（牌）
[no obj.](of the tide) begin to flow or ebb
（潮）涨；（潮）退

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