"put a gun to your head" Chinese (Traditional) में

把槍對準你的頭威脅（或極大壓力）

परिभाषा

字面意思是把槍對準自己的頭，但更常用來形容某人被迫或強烈壓力下做不想做的事。

多為比喻用法，表示極大壓力而非實際威脅。常見於“沒有人把槍對準你的頭”（沒有人強迫你）。不正式，語境可嚴肅也可帶幽默。避免用於涉及自殘或敏感情境。

No one is putting a gun to your head; you can say no if you want.

沒有人**把槍對準你的頭**，你可以拒絕。

You don't have to agree—it's not like someone is putting a gun to your head.

你不必同意—又沒有人**把槍對準你的頭**。

She felt like someone was putting a gun to her head to finish the work fast.

她覺得好像有人**把槍對準她的頭**，要她趕快完成工作。

I didn’t want to eat the cake, but it's not like they put a gun to my head.

我本來不想喫蛋糕，其實也沒有人**逼著我**。

He only took that job because his parents basically put a gun to his head.

他之所以接受那份工作，只是因為父母**給了他極大壓力**。

Honestly, nobody's putting a gun to your head—you can always quit if you’re unhappy.

說真的，沒有人**把槍對準你的頭**，不高興隨時可以辭職。