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复数:forces
第三人称单数:forces
现在分词:forcing
过去式:forced
过去分词:forced
forced (adj.)
词根:force
adj.forced 被迫的;强迫的
forceful 强有力的;有说服力的;坚强的
adv.forcefully 强有力地;激烈地;有说服力地
n.forcefulness 有力;坚强
v.forced 强迫(force的过去式)
noun
strength or energy exerted or brought to bear : cause of motion or change : active power the motivating force in her life
the forces of nature
moral or mental strength
I was impressed by the force of his character.
capacity to persuade or convince
the force of the argument
military strength
a body (as of troops or ships) assigned to a military purpose
a force of 20,000 soldiers
a body of persons or things available for a particular end the missile force
a labor force
an individual or group having the power of effective action a force in politics
join forces to prevent violence
often capitalized police force—usually used with the
After his military service, he joined the force.
violence, compulsion, or constraint exerted upon or against a person or thing
Those who do not respond to kindness must yield to force.
an agency or influence that if applied to a free body results chiefly in an acceleration of the body and sometimes in elastic deformation and other effects
any of the natural influences (such as electromagnetism (see electromagnetism sense 2a), gravity, the strong force, and the weak force) that exist especially between particles and determine the structure of the universe
the quality of conveying impressions intensely in writing or speech
stated the objectives with force
baseball force-out
verb
transitive verb
to do violence toespecially: rape
to compel by physical, moral, or intellectual means
to make or cause especially through natural or logical necessity the last minute goal forced overtime
forced to admit my error
to press, drive, pass, or effect against resistance or inertia
force your way through
to impose or thrust urgently, importunately, or inexorably
force unwanted attentions on a coworker
to achieve or win by strength in struggle or violence: such as
to win one's way into forced the mountain passes
force a castle
to break open or through
force a lock
to raise or accelerate to the utmost
forcing the pace
to produce only with unnatural or unwilling effort
forced a smile
to wrench, strain, or use (language) with marked unnaturalness and lack of ease
to hasten the rate of progress or growth of
to bring (plants) to maturity out of the normal season
forcing lilies for Easter
to induce (a particular bid or play by another player) in a card game by some conventional act, play, bid, or response
to cause (a runner in baseball) to be put out on a force-out
to cause (a run) to be scored in baseball by giving a base on balls when the bases are full
by force强迫地;靠武力;凭藉暴力
driving force驱动力,推动力
in force有效的;大批地;大规模地
labour forcen. 劳动力
labor force劳动力
air force空军
motive force动力;起动力,原动力
force on强加于, 强迫...接受
main force主力;主力军;主力部队
internal force内力
cutting force切削力;割削力
force majeure不可抗力
centrifugal force离心力;地心引力
axial force轴向力
task force特遣部队;特别小组
sales force销售力量,推销人员
work forcen. 劳动力,劳动大军;劳动人口;(工厂等在职的)工人总数;职工总数
magnetic force[物]磁力
police force警察;警察机关
friction force摩擦力
这组词都有“力”的意思,其区别是:
might多指巨大或超人的力量。
strength指机体内部的能力,是依靠身体组织而存在的力,经使用就变为force。
power最普通用词,泛指一切力量或能力等。
vigour指由生命元气的存在所产生的活力、精力。
force着重指克服障碍,推动人或物朝所要求的方向运动或能产生明显效应的力量。
energy用于人时,指工作时焕发出的精力或干劲。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“迫使”的意思,其区别是:
constrain侧重施加约束力或有约束作用的影响,也指环境对人强加的影响迫使人去做某事,尤指受良心、情感等内在力量驱使去做某事。
force指用个人意志、权力、权威或暴力等,迫使他人改变看法或做本不愿做的事。
compel指在法律、权力、力量或行动等的驱使下被迫而为。
oblige指由于生理上或道德上的需要,促使某人做某事,也指有权威的人或机构迫使某人做某事,还可指在特定情况下被迫作出的反应。
以上来源于网络
army军队,着重指军队这个整体,包括陆海空三军。当与navy和air force并列使用时,则指陆军。如:We will have not only a powerful army but also a powerful air force and a powerful navy.(我们不但要有强大的陆军,而且要有强大的空军和海军。)
force军队,部队,着重指武力,常用复数。如:Forces were sent out to stop the conflict.派出武装部队制止这场冲突。
troop部队,着重指构成军队的士兵成员,常用复数。如:They sent the troops to the front.他们把军队派往前线。
以上来源于网络
约于1300年,指“身体力量”,源自于古法语 force “力量,力气; 勇气,刚毅; 暴力,权力,强制”(12世纪),源自于通俗拉丁语 *fortia(源头还包括古西班牙语 forzo,西班牙语 fuerza,意大利语 forza),是拉丁语 fortis 的中性复数名词,意为“强壮的,强大的; 坚定的,稳固的; 勇敢的,大胆的”(参见 fort)。
“说服思想的力量”和“违背意愿或同意的力量”这两个意思始于14世纪中期。指“武装人员组成的团体,军事组织”的意思首次记录于14世纪晚期(也出现在古法语中)。物理学意义始于1660年代; force field 于1920年被证实。相关词: Forces。
作用力
力
力:开始或停止运动的动因
势
力
强制力
强行
压力
强迫
威力
无力场: force-free field
自由分量: force-free component
Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *fortia, from Latin fortis strong
The first known use of force was in the 14th century
form1 of 2noun
the shape and structure of something as distinguished from its material
a body (as of a person) especially in its outward appearance or as distinguished from the face
an established manner of doing or saying something
a form of worship
a standard or expectation based on past experience
true to form, the champions won again
a document with blank spaces for inserting information
a tax form
conduct determined by custom : ceremony, conventionalso: display without meaning
the usual forms upon being introduced
manner of behaving according to recognized standards
it's bad form not to wait for your turn
a long seat : bench
a model of the human figure used for displaying clothes
a mold in which concrete is placed to set
one of the different varieties of a particular thing or substance
coal is a form of carbon
any of the different pronunciations or spellings a word may take in inflection or compounding
a special way of stating a mathematical expression
the number 2.5 can be written in fractional form as ⁵⁄₂
orderly method of arrangementalso: a kind or instance of such arrangement
painting is an art form
the structural element, plan, or design of a work of art
a surface or space enclosed by mathematical boundaries
a grade in a British secondary school or in some American private schools
ability as shown by past performance
condition for performing
in top form
form2 of 2verb
to give form or shape to : fashion, make
form the letter A
instruct sense 1, train
education forms the mind
make up sense 2, constitute
a hat formed of straw
develop sense 5, acquire
form a habit
to arrange in order
form a line
to take form : arise
fog forms in the valleys
to take a definite form, shape, or arrangement
the customers formed in lines
form1 of 2noun
the shape and structure of something as distinguished from its material
a body (as of a person) especially in its outward appearance or as distinguished from the face
an established manner of doing or saying something
a form of worship
a standard or expectation based on past experience
true to form, the champions won again
a document with blank spaces for inserting information
a tax form
conduct determined by custom : ceremony, conventionalso: display without meaning
the usual forms upon being introduced
manner of behaving according to recognized standards
it's bad form not to wait for your turn
a long seat : bench
a model of the human figure used for displaying clothes
a mold in which concrete is placed to set
one of the different varieties of a particular thing or substance
coal is a form of carbon
any of the different pronunciations or spellings a word may take in inflection or compounding
a special way of stating a mathematical expression
the number 2.5 can be written in fractional form as ⁵⁄₂
orderly method of arrangementalso: a kind or instance of such arrangement
painting is an art form
the structural element, plan, or design of a work of art
a surface or space enclosed by mathematical boundaries
a grade in a British secondary school or in some American private schools
ability as shown by past performance
condition for performing
in top form
form2 of 2verb
to give form or shape to : fashion, make
form the letter A
instruct sense 1, train
education forms the mind
make up sense 2, constitute
a hat formed of straw
develop sense 5, acquire
form a habit
to arrange in order
form a line
to take form : arise
fog forms in the valleys
to take a definite form, shape, or arrangement
the customers formed in lines
forecast1 of 2verb
to calculate or predict (a future event or state) usually by study and examination of data
forecast the weather
forecast2 of 2noun
an estimate or prediction of a future happening or condition
weather forecasts
force1 of 2noun
strength or energy put forth : active power
forces of nature
capacity to persuade or convince
the force of this argument
the state of existing and being enforced : effect
that law is still in force
a group of persons trained and available for action the nation's labor force
a police force
violence or power used on a person or thing
open a door by force
an influence (as a push or pull) that tends to produce a change in the speed or direction of motion of something
the force of gravity
force2 of 2verb
to make (as a person) do something
forced them to work
to get or make by using force
forced their way into the room
to break open or through
force a lock
to produce with effort
forced a weak smile
to speed up the development of
force flowers
force1 of 2noun
strength or energy put forth : active power
forces of nature
capacity to persuade or convince
the force of this argument
the state of existing and being enforced : effect
that law is still in force
a group of persons trained and available for action the nation's labor force
a police force
violence or power used on a person or thing
open a door by force
an influence (as a push or pull) that tends to produce a change in the speed or direction of motion of something
the force of gravity
force2 of 2verb
to make (as a person) do something
forced them to work
to get or make by using force
forced their way into the room
to break open or through
force a lock
to produce with effort
forced a weak smile
to speed up the development of
force flowers
force1 of 2noun
strength or energy put forth : active power
forces of nature
capacity to persuade or convince
the force of this argument
the state of existing and being enforced : effect
that law is still in force
a group of persons trained and available for action the nation's labor force
a police force
violence or power used on a person or thing
open a door by force
an influence (as a push or pull) that tends to produce a change in the speed or direction of motion of something
the force of gravity
force2 of 2verb
to make (as a person) do something
forced them to work
to get or make by using force
forced their way into the room
to break open or through
force a lock
to produce with effort
forced a weak smile
to speed up the development of
force flowers
force1 of 2noun
an agency or influence that if applied to a free body results chiefly in an acceleration of the body and sometimes in elastic deformation and other effects
forcé2 of 2
see accouchement forcé
1 I played lightly at first and then with more force and speed as the song now playing in my head increased in intensity.
2 Audrey giggled, but it sounded forced and more like a hiccup.
3 So did I. I forced myself out of the house and to that party.
4 Perotin strikes us, even today, as an irrepressibly adventurous creative force, a firecracker of a composer who conceived and wrote down the most complex simultaneous note clusters that had ever been heard.
5 But even that dynamic wasn’t unique; the same thing was happening in Wes’s neighborhood, where Hopkins was the driving force of change, aimed at improving the quality of life for students and faculty.
6 “Big excitement. We had the whole police force out looking for him.”
7 The force of its fall had driven it into the sand—in a hundred pieces.
8 On the last turn, the bucket swung with such force that a spike of iron was flung toward me.
9 “We were literally there to protest against them using deadly force, so they responded with...deadly force. Incredible.”
10 But this time, I run a hack that forces the file to open, regardless.
11 He had thought of forcing Mr. Grin to land the plane at Heathrow.
12 She’d be able to find the camp no problem, but I’d been hoping the magical boundaries would just keep her out like a force field.
13 Then he seemed to remember he had a reputation to protect and he forced a scowl.
14 Theon watched them charge and wheel and charge again, chopping the larger force to bloody pieces every time they tried to form up between the houses.
15 But I never did hit a big number full force.
16 “No thanks. Being on the force, I gotta make a impression. I gotta always be on the lookout for people, too.”
17 Beyond the gated community at Alexandria, then, Hellenistic Egypt was a stewpot of roiling antagonisms, contained only by an elaborate system of regulations, appeasement, and, if necessary, military force.
18 As John Michell pointed out in his pioneering paper in 1783, a black hole still exerts a gravitational force on nearby objects.
19 The cost of the Mark I had already doubled from the original estimate of $10 million, and CRD’s president, Fred Powell, was forced to question “the wisdom of continuing further research and development work.”
20 As testimony to the power of redemption and the force of human personality, the autobiography of Malcolm X is a revelation.
1 压制
grinding tyrannical heavy-handed inhibiting tyrannous interdictory repressively oppression coercion repressiveness terrorization throttlehold sit domineer tyrannize throttle tame constrain smother oppress coerce overrule bate with an iron hand with a heavy hand keep under control keep under sit upon ride over
4 推动
driving boost carry catch throw facilitate jump-start impel impellent impetus prod furtherance drive press push wheel bear spur impulse goose shove further budge
5 权威
imperative authoritative authority warranty lordship last standard magisterial oracular hand order rod stamp guru hegemony regency
7 不得不
8 势能
11 意义
effect content sense meaning import intention intent significance bearing purport denotation signify
12 有影响的人
17 强索
19 部队
trs party unit troop outfit command corps echelon vexillum commando troops the services presence service cavalry crowd crush battalion element legionary
20 警察
man law police bill busy copper pig cop jack demon Constable filth bogey peeler constabulary askari bluebottle walloper rozzer boys in blue the thin blue line constable fuzz gendarme the bill
21 武装力量
23 警察部门
25 强制
forced imperative shotgun compulsory coercive steamroller peremptory compulsorily coaction pressure logic compulsion duress forcing perforce enforcedly duresse exact strain enforce constrain obligate enslave coerce high-pressure forcing pump mandatory depressed compulsive enforced forcible high-handed stress screw constraint distress coercion jackboot sandbag squeeze highjack by perforce
26 说服力
strength conviction potency persuasion persuasiveness stringency cogency authority influence stroke rhetoric
28 全军
30 过度使用
32 实质
solid substantial substantive body meat substance texture implication gut marrow parenchyma quintessence substantiality quiddity hyle hylic
33 加速生长
35 要点
point short essential outline gut kernel hinge pivot gist crux nub pith salience bull's-eye essentiality gravamen be all and end all bare bones idea heart cream knot thrust Alpha and Omega thing feature head main highlight hang sum burden drift motif upshot add-up it net argument meat rub bearing heft capitulation nubbin the sum and substance the milk in the coconut
37 封杀
38 效果
point effect purpose impression Punch leverage effectiveness use work action operation edge punch dent alienation
39 强制力量
40 胁迫
angry threat squeeze constraint duress bully buffalo menace terrorize bludgeon Shanghai bullyrag overhang crack the whip
42 效力
effect operation tooth efficiency effectiveness virtue validity efficacy potency strength point punch behaviour kick meaning vigor efficacity
43 发生
up be get fall occurrence onset come start run leave result cause happen effect present pass stage occur realize arrive occasion arise enact materialize transpire instigate actualize effectuate come about that come down the pike rears its head rears its ugly head go on come up go ahead take place go down go off come off play out come about give rise to come to pass crop up
44 有影响力的人
45 暴力
violent terroristic violence outrage hooliganism thuggery rough stuff sword strong-arm strong arm methods red tough ugly blazing violently militant trouble brute force screw ravage dint muscle
46 用强迫手段获得
48 武装部队
49 强奸
assault violation rape violate ravish violative violence outrage criminal assault cave man stuff attack suppress
51 影响
hold pull voice influence consequence leverage repercussion guide affect concern dominate colour manipulate nobble cross-fertilize IN weight impact wind muscle over sit lead involve shape infect come upon
52 压力
head weight pressure push stress muscle strain big stick squeeze heat logic tension lading set screw bearing tyranny pow arm-twisting
53 攻克
54 用力
55 战斗力
56 功效
57 舍弃
left-off casting heave-ho sacrifice slough deny oneself chuck away turn back on throw overboard
58 强行打开
61 加强
marcando marcato intensive consolidation fortification augmentation intension consolidate heighten redouble backstop afforce confirm emphasize reinforce cultivate intensify magnify imp sinew aggrandize aggrandise give weight to
62 精力
go drive energy nature push strength snap steam punch nerve zip ginger stamina pep vigor vim oomph pith pizzazz moxie last power bottom spring juice pride pepper bang ambition tuck sap starch zap go-ahead dynamism sinew vigour oof eros razzmatazz jism pushiness foison kickass getup
63 硬要
64 勒索
strike shake squeeze lug blackmail extortion shakedown exaction scrouge chantage draw press screw crowd exact shark sweat pinch tease wring extort cadge
65 力
might power arm strength virtue marrow vigor vis pull f dynamic dynamical main steam sforzando bezazz pith puissance ookus agency danger dynamics tuck vim oof
66 施暴
67 力量
might power strength muscle Punch leverage grasp vim vigour energy capability steam beef welly arm kick potency zap sinew dint puissance agency pith virility energies bite punch ookus main capacity powder fiber strain marrow oof birr
69 体力
power strength muscle nerve constitution vitality vigor thews back main nature beef stamina pith sinew vigour brawn thew
70 无力的
tooth unable weak faint pointless powerless feeble impotent flabby washy enervated nerveless milk-and-water
71 一群人
set company public race crew bunch crop troop tribe gang mob horde shoal lot number collection corps cohort push crowd crush posse
72 促成
contributive contribution contribute forward aid procure conduce to set the stage for encompass precipitate catalyse
76 强加
78 被迫
79 权力
80 用复数 军队
81 势力
might power main weight pull strength influence drag reign prestige potency clout heft puissance hold interest leverage sway credit muscle punch grease dynamism
82 无力
tooth unable weak faint pointless powerless feeble impotent flabby washy enervated nerveless milk-and-water slack feebly adynamia disability inability inertia palsy impotence tenuity anergy nihility impuissance paralyse
84 魄力
drive punch glamour glamor dynamism vigour stringency nerve vigor gumption getup get-up-and-go
85 砸开
86 强加于
87 压迫
grinding pressed press pressure stress pinch oppression yoke bear tyrannize ride squeeze grind oppress overweigh bring pressure to bear press upon force majeure put pressure bear down upon put upon
88 主动性
89 兵力
90 活力
go life energy spirit punch zip sparkle vitality pep dynamo vim dynamism oomph verve pizzazz vigour zing virility elan juices
91 支配力
93 实施
executive effect practice passing enforcedly pass implement execute distribute administer enforce practise dispense action operation invocation dispensation act conduct effectuate give effect to bringto effect
95 夺取
assumptive assumption seizure deprivation forcing usurpation dispossession seize take carry skin capture cap wolf pinch deprive twine usurp engross grabble
96 早熟
99 加于
101 迫使
necessitation arm-twist send reduce enforce compel thrust provoke constrain compel to force to oblige to pressure oblige coerce drive bounce flog railroad steamroller make move exact bind impose propel bludgeon impel bend to corner whip bring wise necessitate put distress hustle hale bullock
102 理由
case why cause account reason skill matter ground score count argument consideration occasion logic excuse sake reasoning wherefore
105 军队
military army troop legion cohort soldiery host service power martial rank corps armament Sabaoth legionary Martial crew commando
106 影响力
power influence prestige clout control weight pressure authority strength muscle leverage dominance tentacle mojo hold pull drag reach leaven hand credit voice juice vector grease traction suction pow heft contagion
107 巨大影响
109 警察部队
112 能
113 强迫
forced compulsory compulsive high-pressure coercive forcible coactive compulsively compulsorily forcedly constraint coercion compulsion duress duresse pressure enforce compel oblige hustle constrain coerce sandbag bludgeon impel compel to force to by force oblige to make obligate enforcement arm-twisting muscle Shanghai press-gang sardonic stick stress press strain bull necessitate mandatory railroad dragoon squeeze put the screws on drive pressurize bulldoze steamroller twist arm forceful enforced constrained exact shanghai put pressure on to do put pressure on push sling strong-arm trammel obsessive-compulsive insistence insist crowd impress shotgun hale bullock gar by perforce