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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "force to" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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force to empujar [v]

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General
mexican police force established in the 18th century to apprehend and try bandits acordada [f]
force to offer a service ajustar [v]
force to submit doblegar [v]
force to surrender rendir [v]
force to yield doblegar [v]
force to leave arrancar [v]
force to submit doblegar [v]
force someone to do something forzar a alguien a hacer algo [v]
resort to force recurrir a las armas [v]
resort to force recurrir a la fuerza [v]
force oneself to do something obligarse a hacer algo [v]
force someone to do something obligar a alguien a hacer algo [v]
resort to the use of force apelar a la violencia [v]
force someone to do something apremiar a alguien para que haga algo [v]
fall flat to the ground with great force estrellarse de panza [v]
force oneself to do a thing violentarse [v]
soldier or politician seeking to gain control through force rather than following established democratic order golpeador [m] BO
using force to get one's way gorilismo [m] VE
force someone to leave despido indirecto [m] GTHNNIDOCOVEPY
force someone to quit despido indirecto [m] GTHNNIDOCOVEPY
deep cut made in the trunk of a tree before cutting it to force it to fall to that side cama [f] DO
small iron instrument used to force car doors open chuza [f] SV
deformed by flattening (due to the application of great force) apachurrado [adj] MXGTHNSVNIPRVEEC
force to obey encabestrar [v] fig.
force someone to go somewhere against their will arrear [v] MXGTHNNIVE
force someone to do something arrequintar [v] VE
force someone to do something against their will arrear [v] MXGTHNNIVE
force someone to accept something arrequintar [v] VE
force someone to do something arriar [v] MXGTHNSVNI
force someone to do difficult/heavy work baquetear [v] ARUY
force a person to strive to perform in a given activity amasijar [v] UY
force someone to pay a debt ahorcar [v] SVECBOARUY
maneuver a car to get through by force cañonear [v] CUPR
oblige or force someone to think a certain way cooptar [v] MXNICOcult
oblige or force someone to think a certain way coptar [v] MXCOcult
force someone to stick their head under water hocicar [v] PR
force someone to stick their head under water hocicar [v] PR
force to drink the same amount obligar [v] BO:CARdisused
force someone to do something rezar [v] CO
force someone to rush tataratear [v] SV
Idioms
be a force to be reckoned with de armas tomar [adj]
force someone to be quite atar la lengua a alguien [v]
force someone to the wall empujar a alguien a una posición incómoda/extrema [v]
force others to do what they do not want ponerle a alguien las peras a cuarto [v]
force others to do what they do not want ponerle a alguien las peras a ocho [v]
persuade or force someone to agree with you hacer entrar en vereda a alguien [v]
persuade or force someone to agree with you meter a alguien en cintura [v]
persuade or force someone to agree with you meter en vereda a alguien [v]
force someone to obey you meter a alguien en un zapato [v]
force someone to leave a place echar a alguien con viento fresco [v]
force someone to do something compeler a alguien a [v]
force someone to do something constreñir a alguien a hacer algo [v]
patiently wait for the purpose of accumulating reason and force to keep on trying cargarse de razón [v]
patiently wait for the purpose of accumulating reason and force to keep on trying llenarse de razón [v]
force someone to accept or experience something encasquetar algo a alguien [v]
force someone to do something poner a alguien en estrecho de hacer algo [v]
a force to be reckoned with una fuerza a tener en cuenta
a force to reckon with una fuerza a tener en cuenta
force someone to go somewhere apurar los bueyes [v] CL
force someone to make an effort dar un baile [v] ARUY
force someone to do a difficult job as punishment dar un baile [v] ARUY
fall down to the ground with force darse una desmarimbada [v] NI
force someone to carry out a physical or violent activity (often using corporal punishment) dar barraca [v] CL
force someone to do something hacer manita de puerco [v] MX
try to force something meter la habana en guanabacoa [v] CU
use force or violence to impose one's wishes poner la plancha [v] UY
force oneself to study hard quemar la pestaña [v] PAstud.
force someone to work harder sacar el bofe [v] EC
force someone to work until exhaustion sacar la madre [v] PA
force someone to work until exhaustion sacar la mugre [v] BO
Speaking
i tried to force a smile traté de sonreír
Colloquial
force someone to take sides sacar a danzar [v]
force to perform in public sacar a la vergüenza a alguien [v]
according to popular belief, spirit or force a child is born with tune [m] SV
pertaining to someone who takes control by force chacalista [m/f] CU
pertaining to someone who takes control by force chacalista [adj] CU
bully or attempt to force someone into doing something apurar  [v] AR
force someone to accept certain demands abacorar [v] CU
defeat and force to recognize their error ahocicar [v] rare
Slang
force somebody to make something that is unpleasant for him/her atorársela [v] MX
force open doors or windows to rob or steal falsear [v] HNNICRECjail
Business
force to pay obligar a pagar [v]
Law
force to pay obligar a pagar [v]
International Law
inter-agency task force to support the bolivia summit follow-up grupo de trabajo inteligencia de apoyo al seguimiento de la cumbre de bolivia
Engineering
due to force majeure debido a fuerza mayor
Military
force called to arms apellido [m] disused
American Football
force someone to fumble obligar a que alguien suelte el balón
force someone to fumble forzar a soltar el balón a
Baseball
taking the hit ball and throwing it immediately to a base so as to force a player of the opposing team out of play asistencia [f] NIPRVE
Card Games
play a card to help one's teammate or force one's opponent into an action encartar [v]