force
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The meaning (definition) of the word force
a push or pull that makes something move
The word force used in a sentence
“Push with a little force to open the heavy door.”
The plural of the word force
forces
How the word force is said around the world
| French | force (fors) |
| Spanish | fuerza (FWAYR-thah) |
| Mandarin | 力量 (lee lyahng) |
| Hindi | बल (bul) |
| Arabic | قوة (KOOW-wah) |
| Russian | сила (SYEE-lah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | força (FOR-sah) |
| Portuguese (BR) | força (FOHR-sah) |
| Japanese | 力 (chee-KAH-rah) |
| German | Kraft (kraft) |
| Urdu | طاقت (TAH-kuht) |
| Punjabi | ਜ਼ੋਰ (zohr) |
| Korean | 힘 (heem) |
| Hebrew | כּוֹחַ (KOH-khah) |
| Greek | δύναμη (THEE-nah-mee) |
| Dutch | kracht (krahkht) |
| Tagalog | puwersa (poo-WER-sah) |
| Vietnamese | lực (look) |
| Turkish | güç (gyerch) |
| Persian | نیرو (NEE-roo) |
| Polish | siła (SHEE-wah) |
| Ukrainian | сила (SI-lah) |
| Bengali | বল (bawl) |
| Swedish | kraft (KRAHFT) |
| Italian | forza (FAWR-tsah) |
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