[with obj.](informal)press (someone) into doing something by rushing or coercing them (非正式)迫使…仓促行事 she hesitated, unwilling to be railroaded into a decision. 她迟疑了,不想被迫仓促做出决定。 ■cause (a measure) to be passed or approved quickly by applying pressure 施压使(措施)得以速决通过;迫使草率通过(措施) the Bill had been railroaded through the House. 议会被迫草率通过了议案。 ■(N. Amer.)send (someone) to prison without a fair trial or by means of false evidence (北美)(不经公平审讯或以假证)强行把…定罪下狱
[no obj.][usu. as noun railroading](N. Amer.)travel or work on the railways (北美)铁路旅行(或工作)