单词forced march
n.: 强行军
网络: 急行军；执行紧急任务时的快速行军；强迫推进
强行军:
a long march, usually made by soldiers in difficult conditions
强行军
On a forced march to the ship, Judah Ben-Hur meets Jesus of Nazareth, whose compassion fills him with hope.
宾汉在被押往船上的途中，遇见了拿撒勒人耶稣，耶稣的怜悯使宾汉心中燃起了希望之火。
Six of its seven corps had arrived on the battlefield, and VI Corps was making a thirty-six-mile forced march to reach it.
此时，北军全部七个军团中的六个已经抵达战场，而第六军团以急行军的速度从32英里之外赶过来。
Its 681 pages of text are at times as grueling as a forced march across the Mongolian steppe.
它那681页的文本读起来就像在蒙古草原上急行军一样让人累得慌。
Conqueror is a stubborn hero, excel in absorbing fire and pushing a forced march.
征服者是个顽强的英雄，擅长吸收炮火和强行进军。
British troops in the first world war were given "forced march tablets" consisting of cocaine.
第一次世界大战中，英国军队被分配了一些含有可卡因的“强制行军药丸”。
By chance, the influence of socialist left the situation is very difficult, forced march.
受左倾时机主义的影响，红军的处境十分困难，被迫长征。
This culminated in an invasion of central Beirut in May 2008 by Hizbullah gunmen that forced March 14th to accept a power-sharing deal.
这场夺权运动的高潮出现在2008年5月，真主党武装人员闯入贝鲁特市中心，用武力迫使“3•14联盟”接受一项权力分享协议。