"force" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

force sustantivo

sustantivo + force

Kolokacji: 263

Air Force • task force • police force • work force • security force • U.S. force • labor force • ground force • enemy force • ...

force + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 93

forces unit • force field • Air Force Combat Unit • Air Force base • Air Force Academy • Air Force Reserve • Air Force pilot • ...

force + verbo

Kolokacji: 414

force captures • force attacks • force occupies • force operates • force consists • force withdraws • force drives • force invades • ...

verbo + force

Kolokacji: 287

join forces • use force • force exerted • force stationed • force required • force led • force generated • fight forces • involve forces • ...

Kolokacji: 99

Grup znaczeniowych: 35

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 10

1. force stationed = siła postawiła force stationed

2. transfer to the Royal Force = transfer do Królewskiej Siły transfer to the Royal Force

3. send a force = wyślij siłę send a force

4. remove one's forces = usuwać czyjś siły remove one's forces

5. expel forces = wydal siły expel forces

6. divert forces = obróć siły divert forces

7. force released = siła zwolniła force released

8. transport forces = siły transportowe transport forces

9. send out a force = wyślij siłę send out a force

He sent out a military force to kill the king.
Your captain's mission wasn't a secret, though if you ask me, they sent out too small a force even if everything went right.
Hellastown isn't going to be anxious to send out a force in the dark.
"Cerryl, send out a force to gather what we need."
But they feel wrong when they send out a great force, and are met by a small one.
He also dared the Venetians to send out a force to defeat him.
We will send out a force to fight them.
It's been centuries since Videssos sent out a force to match the one we have here today.
"I ask for understanding of the fact that it takes time to send out a special armed force," Hammer said in a statement.
They had sent out a larger force, to show that they appreciated the courtesy.