Colocaciones con "force"

Refers to problem-solving or action relying on overwhelming power rather than strategy or intelligence.

The apparent force, equal and opposite to the centripetal force, drawing a rotating body away from the center of rotation, caused by the inertia of the body.

The fundamental force of attraction between any two objects with mass.

An international military group deployed to maintain peace in an area of conflict.

To use physical power or coercion to achieve a goal.

All the people in a country who are of an age to be able to work.

refers to a military force organized to fight in a foreign country

a group of rebels organized for military action

refers to a powerful and irresistible power or influence

a group of soldiers organized for fighting

a group of soldiers, ships, etc., intended for an invasion

something that causes someone to act or behave in a particular way

an organized group that is not an official army but operates and is trained like one

One of the four fundamental forces of nature, responsible for the interaction between electrically charged particles.

a military or paramilitary group of guerrillas

used to describe winds that are as strong as a hurricane

The military organization of a nation's warships and naval personnel.

An army that is in control of a foreign country.

A body of soldiers or police; a group of people brought together for a particular purpose, in opposition to another.

A team of employees responsible for selling products.

Refers to a power or agency that is not of the natural world.

Describes a military body composed of personnel who have chosen to serve.

A group, especially a military one, made up of units from different sources.

A general term for a group of soldiers or police sent to control a place.

a power or influence that is not visible

to make a cancellation necessary due to external factors

Refers to the forces that hold the constituent parts of a body or substance together.

Used to describe a force that has an equal but opposite effect, neutralizing another force.

An external power or influence affecting a situation.

Something that brings people or things together.