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I . forge [fɔ:ʤ, Am fɔ:rʤ] VB trans

1. forge (copy):

forge

2. forge fig (develop):

to forge a bond [or link]

3. forge (shape):

forge
kuć [perf wy-]

II . forge [fɔ:ʤ, Am fɔ:rʤ] N

1. forge (smithy):

forge

2. forge (furnace):

forge

forge ahead VB intr

1. forge ahead (make progress):

forge ahead

2. forge ahead (move forward):

forge ahead

Usage examples with forge

to form [or forge] an alliance
to forge a bond [or link]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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This had the effect of improving the quality of the finished product, increasing its malleability its ability to withstand rolling and forging at high temperatures.
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Many skills such as bodging, forging, pole-lathing, wheel and brick-making are demonstrated.
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She forges birth certificates, driving licenses, and even illegal maps.
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Though unemployed, she manages to garner strength and resolve in order to forge her own path.
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The new movement forged a close political link between rulers and subjects never before achieved.
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Permanent exhibitions give insights into the working methods and implements used for beekeeping, sheep farming, spinning, weaving, forging, and many other rural activities.
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Settled in the early 19th century, the community's first forge mill was built and began operation in 1810.
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She then got revenge by forging his name on a promissory note.
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Over the years the father and son forge a very good relationship.
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Because it was intended for short range use, the shell had an aerodynamically inefficient shape that could be easily forged or stamped.
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