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forge English

Meaning forge meaning

What does forge mean?
Definitions in simple English

forge Noun

— A forge is a fire or furnace used to heat metal. The blacksmith worked at his forge, shaping horseshoes. — A forge is a place where metal is shaped and tempered.

forge Verb

— To forge metal is to heat it and then shape it. — To forge something is to fake it. He was arrested for forging documents. — To forge is to shape or adapt something with a lot of care. He was able to forge close friendships with the rest of the team.

forge

— verb (= fake, counterfeit) make a copy of with the intent to deceive he faked the signature they counterfeited dollar bills She forged a Green Card — verb (= hammer) create by hammering hammer the silver into a bowl forge a pair of tongues — verb (= excogitate) come up with (an idea, plan, explanation, theory, or principle) after a mental effort excogitate a way to measure the speed of light — verb move or act with a sudden increase in speed or energy — verb move ahead steadily He forged ahead — noun a workplace where metal is worked by heating and hammering — noun furnace consisting of a special hearth where metal is heated before shaping — verb (= fashion) make out of components (often in an improvising manner) She fashioned a tent out of a sheet and a few sticks — verb (= shape, form, work, mold, mould) make something, usually for a specific function She molded the rice balls carefully Form cylinders from the dough shape a figure Work the metal into a sword

Synonyms forge synonyms

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forge English » English

counterfeit smithy fake hammer falsify work furnace form mould mold fabricate shape invent imitate hammer out devise copy contrive make formulate fashion farriery excogitate create bellows stithy spurt spirt smithing simulate sham reproduce pound poke hit forging forgery feign duplicate discipline construct concoct build blacksmith’s shop adulterate zoom wrought work up work out train

Topics forge topics

What do people use forge to talk about?
Work and occupation Occupation Working with minerals

Working with metal
Daily life Fire

Fireplace
Work and occupation Occupation Working with minerals

Smelting
Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move quickly

Conjugation forge conjugation

How do you conjugate forge?

forge · verb

Examples forge examples

How do I use forge in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The smith is working at his forge.

Movie subtitles

At a place, my lady, where no one can use the gold to forge weapons against the kings of Burgundy!
Did you forge this letter?
Washington and Valley Forge.
With them, forge around you an iron ring, a circle of spears pointing towards the enemy.
Champagne cold as Valley Forge with about three ponies of brandy under it.
Forge your own way through life.
He studied ancient records and learned to forge them.
That night he gathered his equipment and hurried to the biblioteca. to forge the Peralta grant in the 1748 volume.
We could pull this old tub out, haul the shaft to the workshop and forge it straight again.
You fetch me from the forge to take me to a cemetery!
You all think that the glory happened in the East. with Valley Forge and Bunker Hill!
Forge me new weapons. that will strike deep and hold fast.
And when you think of all he went through, all that suffering. when you think of it, Valley Forge, all those bleeding feet.
He can do anything, even forge signatures.
My dad was so angry! But one just does not forge bank statements.
Did the accused forge the cheque, or not?
Valley Forge? No. Well, that's supposed to be a joke.
Do you know why I said Valley Forge?
Can you forge one?
Blacksmith can forge mind to whoever is there.
Forge a cheque?
Don't let yourself be snowed under at Valley Forge.
We could pull this old tub out and take the shaft down and haul it over to the workshop and forge it straight again.
We need tools, a forge, a place where the French can't find us.
Neither did Washington at Valley Forge, nor Lincoln, nor Fulton, nor the men who invented the airplane.
He can do anything: be a butler, cook, accountant, helicopter pilot, even forge signatures!
Caucasus is the forge, the granary and the sanatorium ofthe Soviet Union.
When I left there 13 years ago, those villagers had barely learned to forge iron.
Coal for a forge, sulphur for gunpowder.
Well, here's your forge.
Even if you forge my name, you'll never forge this amiable countenance.

News and current affairs

Margaret Thatcher worked with Jacques Delors to forge the Single Market in 1986.
Here is where Poland can help bridge the Atlantic divide and forge a European consensus.
Moreover, Abdullah understands that his wobbly regime will only be able to withstand the radical gales that are now blowing if it can forge the type of stability-seeking alliance that Metternich built.
If the regime is to forge a survival strategy, it must now re-examine its foundations.
It is essential that Japan and China forge a modern relationship.
This week, world leaders have an opportunity to steer developments onto a new and more hopeful path when they meet in London to forge a new compact with Afghanistan.
The Iranians also sought the meeting to forge an alliance against a possible US attack on their country's nuclear installations.
MELBOURNE - Is the global financial crisis an opportunity to forge a new form of capitalism based on sound values?
With China's growing importance in the world order, it needs to be given space to forge its own approach to global economic leadership.
Scientists elsewhere must forge ahead without America.
Can East Asian countries overcome their legacy of conflict to forge a common future that benefits all?
Is the OSCE's presence retarding the country's independence and economic vitality by creating an image of a protectorate, a country unable to forge international agreements or join powerful international bodies on its own volition?
As a result, the European Union will suffer something worse than a lost decade; it will endure a chronic divergence in which the surplus countries forge ahead and the deficit countries are dragged down by their accumulated debt burden.
For them, Europe may be too big to forge truly democratic institutions.
In the next five years, we need to create a new economic vision for sustainable development and forge global consensus on a binding climate change agreement.
In fact, the absence of a specific ideology was essential to the Arab Spring's initial success in Egypt and Tunisia, for it allowed a large number of young activists to forge loose alliances.
News broadcasts covered his continued insistence that he did not forge his ticket, along with the lottery center's claims that their rejection of the ticket was legitimate.
On vital issues where EU decisions do not require unanimity - notably, the single market - the 19 eurozone countries could forge the qualified majority needed to outvote the nine non-euro members.
One idea is to pressure the generals to agree to multiparty talks based on the North Korean model-an, approach that Ban helped to forge from his days as South Korea's Foreign Minister.
How to forge a single community out of a state so diverse remains an elusive challenge.
What the G-20 agriculture ministers have agreed is to forge a system to improve transparency in agricultural markets, including information about production, stocks, and prices.
In 1986, Nakasone went to Beijing at the personal invitation of Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Hu Yaobang and laid the cornerstone for a Sino-Japanese Youth Exchange Center, promising to forge future friendships with China.
Second, if it's difficult to forge consensus within one country on how best to promote growth, imagine the same argument on a global scale.

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