施加 (shī jiā): Exert (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

The mother exerted pressure on the child.

He has never imposed any unreasonable additional workload on his subordinates.

Through psychological suggestion and tactical adjustments, the coach exerted immense psychological pressure on the opponent.

The government imposed severe penalties on polluting enterprises through new laws.

During the negotiation, he skillfully exerted influence, ultimately facilitating cooperation between the two parties.