Question:
for the japanese word 勉强 EXCEPT THE MEANING "STUDY" DOES IT HAVE THE MEANING OF BEING FORCED TO DO
Answer:
As answered in your other post...
Nope, not at all. It just means "study/studies/lessons"
It also means "discount" as in to give a discount.
However, 強 (kyou/gou) when used by itself, or as the first character in a compound word can have the meaning of being forced or coerced as in:
強いる (shiiru) - to force/coerce/compel
強制 結婚 (kyousei kekkon) - forced marriage
強引に (gouin ni) - forcibly
As for "unwilling to give a pass"...
強制的 (kyouseiteki) - compulsory, forced, mandatory ... --> therefore, cannot get/give a pass
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