| 词汇 | forge |
| 释义 | forge verb uk /fɔːdʒ/ us /fɔːrdʒ/ forgeverb (COPY)[ T ] to make an illegal copy of something in order to deceive: 伪造;假冒 a forged passport伪造的护照 a forged signature伪造的签名 A number of forged works of art have been sold as genuine.一些艺术赝品已被当作真品出售。 Forgery anti-counterfeiting anti-piracy bootleg counterfeit fake faker forged document forgery hijack hijacking knockoff piracy pirate pirated plagiarism plagiarize self-plagiarism You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Copying and copies forgeverb (CREATE)[ T ] to make or produce something, especially with some difficulty: （尤指努力地）制造，生产 forge a bondThe accident forged a close bond between the two families.事故使两个家庭紧密地联系在了一起。 She forged a new career for herself as a singer.她成了一名歌唱家，为自己开创了一番新事业。 Creating and producing anti-creative artefact attribute attribute something to someone bang something out bash crank generativity grind something out handmade knock knock off (something) rig roll (something) out rollout run something up rush something out sand-cast stitch yield forgeverb (MOVE)[ I+ adv/prep ]formal to suddenly and quickly move forward: 突然向前猛冲 forge aheadJust 100 metres from the finishing line Jackson forged ahead.离终点线还有100米时，杰克逊突然加速冲刺。 She forged through the snow.她在大雪中飞驰。 Moving quickly agility beetle belt bob up bowl down/along something cannonball gallop gun leg make good timeidiom make hasteidiom make off outrun outrush outsail pelt rush scorch scuttle shoot forgeverb (MAKE IN FIRE)[ T ] to make things out of metal by heating it until it is soft and then bending and hitting it with a hammer to create the right shape: He taught them to forge iron swords and spears. A spade with a forged blade is best. The smiths had forged a metal climbing axe for him. The statue is made out of nuts, bolts, and forged steel. Phrasal verbforge ahead forge noun[ C ] uk /fɔːdʒ/ us /fɔːrdʒ/ a working area with a fire for heating metal until it is soft enough to be beaten into different shapes: 锻造车间;锻造工场 a blacksmith's forge铁匠铺 Compare smithy Factories assembly line brewery cannery chemical park conveyor belt industrial park mill miller multi-plant on the factory flooridiom packing house power station rolling mill shipyard slaughterhouse smelter smithy solar plant steel mill sweatshop forge | American Dictionaryforge verb us/fɔrdʒ, foʊrdʒ/ forgeverb (COPY ILLEGALLY)[ T ] to make an illegal copy of something in order to deceive: He was accused of forging his father’s signature on the check. forgeverb (MAKE)[ T ] to make or produce, esp. with difficulty: Baker had worked for months to forge a peace plan that both sides could accept. forgeverb (MOVE)[ Ialways+ adv/prep ] to move forward in a determined way although progress is difficult: She forged ahead with her plans to stage a protest in Washington. forge noun[ C ] us/fɔrdʒ, foʊrdʒ/ forgenoun[C] (WORK AREA)a working area with a fire for heating metal until it is soft enough to be beaten into different shapes: a blacksmith’s forge forge | Business Englishforge verb[ T ] uk /fɔːdʒ/us LAW to illegally copy something in order to deceive someone: forge a contract/document/signatureTax fraud involving forging documents and making false statements is a criminal offence. He admitted he had forged the signature of the lawyer on the check. Compare counterfeit to make an effort to develop a successful relationship with a person, organization, or country: forge a relationship/a bond/an allianceThe company is forging partnerships with a number of local companies. to make an agreement with a person, organization, or country: forge an agreement/a compromise/a consensusLawmakers are debating how to finally forge a compromise. Phrasal verbforge ahead Examples of forgeforge Networks should look closely at means of forging closer links with public health and, if possible, with academic departments. All have taken on the thinking and some of them have forged new concepts as well. In short, the entrenched ethnic-maximalist stalemate seems to have undermined the possibilities for forging working coalitions among the existing opposition parties. In this conceptual framework, the images forged by these representations are no longer qualified as a function of their faithfulness to an external object. Therefore, forging a life annuity was capital, but forging a perpetual annuity was not. The intrinsic strength of the language, combined with the emperor's decision, prepared the ground for forging the links between the court and the remote village. What kind of contract will have to be forged today? A nationwide system of education would have forged national cohesion. Compromises forged here may well be adapted to other realms of privacy law. The king forged the links in that chain with charter terms detailing the conditions of the corporate franchise. Through combining the principles of identification and critical distancing, the performance forged eventful connections with the audience. Adaptationism, as a research strategy, seeks to identify adaptations and to elucidate the specific selection pressures that forged them in an organism's evolutionary past. Several novels deal with the turbulent dramas besetting the corporate corridors of phonographic power: the studios and boardrooms, where careers are forged or destroyed. Both algorithms regularly converged on the same top sequence: casting r upset forging r upset forging r rough machining r finish machining. Large values of r correspond to small step-size changes, which force the algorithm to carefully examine nearby points instead of optimistically forging ahead. See all examples of forge These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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