Ram down Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɹæm/ /ˈdaʊn

RAM-down

UK

ɹˈæm/ /dˈaʊn

RAM-down

परिभाषा

To force something into a place with a lot of pressure, or to force someone to accept an idea or belief strongly and against their will.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Can be literal (physically forcing an object) or figurative (forcing beliefs/opinions). Informal, often critical or negative; commonly appears as 'ram down one's throat' (push ideas aggressively).

• Spanish: imponer - meter a la fuerza - presionar fuertemente
• Portuguese (BR): enfiar goela abaixo - empurrar à força
• Portuguese (PT): enfiar pela goela abaixo - impor à força
• Chinese (Simplified): 强行灌输 - 用力塞入
• Chinese (Traditional): 強行灌輸 - 用力塞入
• Hindi: ज़बरदस्ती ठूंसना - किसी पर थोपना
• Arabic: فرض بالقوة - يدفع بقوة
• Bengali: জোর করে ঠেলে ঢোকানো - জোর করে চাপিয়ে দেওয়া
• Russian: впихивать - навязывать
• Japanese: 無理やり押し込む - 押し付ける
• Vietnamese: nhồi nhét - ép buộc
• Korean: 억지로 밀어 넣다 - 강요하다
• Turkish: zorla tıkmak - zorla kabul ettirmek
• Urdu: زبردستی ٹھونسنا - زبردستی مسلط کرنا
• Indonesian: memaksakan (secara fisik atau pendapat) - mendorong dengan paksa

उदाहरण वाक्य

He tried to ram down the lid, but it wouldn't close.

basic

Don't ram down your opinions on others.

basic

They rammed down their beliefs no matter what we said.

basic

The government keeps trying to ram down new laws without any debate.

natural

Don't let them ram down junk food just because they're in a hurry.

natural

He hates it when people try to ram down their way of thinking on him.

natural