"thrust into" in Chinese (Simplified)

• 突然推入
• 猛然投入

Definition

把某人或某物突然有力地推入一个情境、地方或经历，通常没有预警或准备。

Usage Notes (Chinese (Simplified))

多为比喻用法，常指被突然卷入挑战性或意外的情况，如“thrust into a crisis”。比“throw into”正式或文学。用于物理意义时需有明确情境。

Examples

She was thrust into a leadership position at a young age.

她年轻时就被**突然推入**领导职位。

The team was thrust into the finals after winning the last game.

球队赢了最后一场比赛后被**猛然投入**决赛。

He felt lost when he was thrust into a new country alone.

他独自一人被**突然推入**陌生国家时感到迷茫。

When her boss quit, she was thrust into running the entire office overnight.

老板辞职后，她一夜之间被**猛然投入**整个办公室的管理。

I wasn't ready to be thrust into the spotlight, but I had no choice.

我还没准备好被**突然推入**聚光灯下，但我别无选择。

Doctors are often thrust into high-pressure situations with little warning.

医生常常在毫无预警的情况下被**突然推入**高压情景中。