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forgenoun countable UK /fɔː(r)dʒ/ 1 a place where metal is heated until it is soft, and then hit with a hammer or poured into a mould to form different shapes Synonyms and related words
Metalworking and forms of metal 2 a machine that makes metal soft by heating it Synonyms and related words
Machines and equipment with a specific use 3-D printing air pump cement mixer
forgenoun countable US /fɔrdʒ/ 1 a place where metal is heated until it is soft, and then hit with a hammer or poured into a mold to form different shapes Synonyms and related words
Metalworking and forms of metal 2 a machine that makes metal soft by heating it Synonyms and related words
Machines and equipment with a specific use 3-D printing air pump backhoe
forge
1 transitive to develop a successful relationship, especially in business or politics, with another country, organization, or personThe company wanted to forge alliances with other motor manufacturers. forge links: During the 1970s, the US forged trade links with China. Synonyms and related words
To do business and relating to doing business 1a to work hard to achieve somethingShe forged a new career as a poet and songwriter. Synonyms and related words
Nouns frequently used with forge ▪ alliance, bond, contact, friendship, link, partnership, relationship, tie
2 transitive to illegally copy documents, paper money, or works of art with the intention of cheating peopleSomeone forged my signature. The police are searching for stolen goods, forged passports, and drugs. Synonyms and related words
To make a copy of something Synonyms and related words
To commit a specific crime 3 transitive to heat metal until it is soft, then hit it with a hammer or pour it into a mould to form different shapes Synonyms and related words
Metalworking and forms of metal 4 intransitive to keep moving forwards, with a lot of difficultyforge on/through: Napoleon’s soldiers forged through the snow. Synonyms and related words
To go somewhere, or to move in a particular direction
forge
1 transitive to develop a successful relationship, especially in business or politics, with another country, organization, or personThe company wanted to forge alliances with other motor manufacturers. forge links: During the 1970s, the U.S. forged trade links with China. Synonyms and related words
To do business and relating to doing business 1a to work hard to achieve somethingShe forged a new career as a poet and songwriter. Synonyms and related words
Nouns frequently used with forge ▪ alliance, bond, contact, friendship, link, partnership, relationship, tie
2 transitive to illegally copy documents, paper money, or works of art with the intention of cheating peopleSomeone forged my signature. The police are searching for stolen goods, forged passports, and drugs. Synonyms and related words
To make a copy of something Synonyms and related words
To commit a specific crime 3 transitive to heat metal until it is soft, then hit it with a hammer or pour it into a mold to form different shapes Synonyms and related words
Metalworking and forms of metal 4 intransitive to keep moving forward, with a lot of difficultyforge on/through: Napoleon’s soldiers forged through the snow. Synonyms and related words
To go somewhere, or to move in a particular direction
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