1. forcible indoctrination into a new set of attitudes and beliefs. 
   强制性的灌输某种信仰和学说。
2. An official of the Communist Party in charge of political indoctrination. 
   政委共产党官员，负责政治教导
3. subjected to intensive forced indoctrination resulting in the rejection of old beliefs and acceptance of new ones. 
   受到强有力的教化以抛弃旧有的信仰而接受新的信仰。
4. Intensive, forcible indoctrination, usually political or religious, aimed at destroying a person's basic convictions and attitudes and replacing them with an alternative set of fixed beliefs. 
   洗脑集中的强制的灌输，通常是政治上的或宗教上的，目的在于摧毁一个人的最基本的信仰和态度，以另一套固定信仰取而代之
5. 103. The strength of the Japanese army lies not only in its weapons but also in the training of its officers and men -- its degree of organization, its self-confidence arising from never having been defeated, its superstitious belief in the Mikado and in supernatural beings, its arrogance, its contempt for the Chinese people and other such characteristics, all of which stem from long years of indoctrination by the Japanese warlords and from the Japanese national tradition.  
   （一○三）日本军队的长处，不但在其武器，还在其官兵的教养——其组织性，其因过去没有打过败仗而形成的自信心，其对天皇和对鬼神的迷信，其骄慢自尊，其对中国人的轻视等等特点；这是日本军阀多年的武断教育和日本的民族习惯造成的。

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