Question 1

What is the definition of the French word "forcer"?

Accepted Answer

To break, rupture, open something with violence.
To distort, twist, damage by a violent maneuver.
To take by force, break in.
To compel, oblige to do something.
To force someone to give their consent.
To push to more, or to too much, effort.
To push to too much quantity, increase inconsiderately.
To take the game with hunting dogs, after having chased and reduced it to bay.
In certain programming languages, to instruct the type of a variable to something other than its original type.
To make plants give artificially more than they would have given naturally.
To make a great effort, to expend oneself.
To raise the bid.
To exert force.
To do something with too much force and vehemence.
To constrain oneself, to make an effort on oneself.

Question 2

Where does the French word "forcer" come from?

Accepted Answer

From Vulgar Latin fortiare, formed on the Late Latin fŏrtĭa ("strength"), neuter plural substantive of fŏrtis ("courageous", "firm", "brave").

Question 3

How to translate "forcer" into german?

Accepted Answer

zwingen

Question 4

What is the translation of "forcer" into english?

Accepted Answer

force

Question 5

How to translate "forcer" into italian?

Accepted Answer

accelerare

Question 6

How to translate "forcer" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

cultivar en invernáculo

forcer

Conjugation of the verb "forcer"