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B1  force  güç, kuvvetetki

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noun  /fɔːs   / noun force (noun)
 /fɔːs  
/ noun
 
 1 [uncountable]
physical strength or
power
güç, kuvvet
 The force of the explosion knocked them to
the ground.
 The police used force to break up
the demonstration.
 2 [uncountable]
power and influence
etki
 the force of public opinion
 3 [countable]
a person or thing that
has power or influence
etki; 
güç
 Britain is no longer a major force in
international affairs.
 Julia has been the driving force (itici
güç) behind the company's success.
 4 [countable]
a group of people who
are trained for a particular purpose
güc, kuvvet
 a highly trained workforce
 the police force
 5 [usually
plural]
the soldiers and
weapons that an army, etc. has
kuvvetler
 the armed forces 
silahlı kuvvetler
 6 [countable,
uncountable]
a power that can cause
change or movement
kuvvet
 the force of gravity
IDIOMS
bring
sth/come into force
to start using a new
law, etc.; to start being used
yürürlüğe
koymak/girmek
 The government want to bring new
anti-pollution legislation into force next year.
force
of habit
if you do sth from or
out of force of habit you do it in a particular way because you have always
done it that way in the past
alışkanlıktan
in
force 
1
(used about people) in large numbers
çok
sayıda, kalabalık
 The police were present in force at the
football match.
 2
(used about a law, rule, etc.) being used
yürürlükte
 The new speed limit is now in force.
join
forces (with sb)
to work together in
order to achieve a shared goal
güçlerini
birleştirmek
 The two companies joined forces to win the
contract.

Level	B1
Kind	noun
Front	force
IPA	/fɔːs / noun
Back	güç, kuvvet etki
Back 2	force (noun) /fɔːs / noun 1 [uncountable] physical strength or power güç, kuvvet The force of the explosion knocked them to the ground. The police used force* to break up the demonstration.* 2 [uncountable] power and influence etki the force of public opinion 3 [countable] a person or thing that has power or influence etki; güç Britain is no longer a major force in international affairs. Julia has been the driving force (itici güç) behind the company's success. 4 [countable] a group of people who are trained for a particular purpose güc, kuvvet a highly trained workforce the police force 5 [usually plural] the soldiers and weapons that an army, etc. has kuvvetler the armed forces silahlı kuvvetler 6 [countable, uncountable] a power that can cause change or movement kuvvet the force of gravity IDIOMS bring sth/come into force to start using a new law, etc.; to start being used yürürlüğe koymak/girmek The government want to bring new anti-pollution legislation into force next year. force of habit if you do sth from or out of force of habit you do it in a particular way because you have always done it that way in the past alışkanlıktan in force 1 (used about people) in large numbers çok sayıda, kalabalık The police were present in force at the football match. 2 (used about a law, rule, etc.) being used yürürlükte The new speed limit is now in force. join forces (with sb) to work together in order to achieve a shared goal güçlerini birleştirmek The two companies joined forces to win the contract.

Force Kuvvet Power Noun Güç Uncountable Police /Fɔːs

force (noun)