I
n.
force
1) gravitational ~
influence
( colloq. )
2) to use one's ~
3) the ~ to + inf. (she had enough ~ to avoid paying the fine)
II
v.
1) to ~ hard
2)( AE ; colloq. ) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ for ('to support') (we were ~ing for the home team; they were ~ing for our team to win)
3) ( d ; intr. ) ('to move') to ~ into (the train ~ed into the station)
4) ( d ; intr. ) to ~ off ('to turn off') (to ~ off the road)
5) ( D ; intr. ) ('to tug') to ~ on (to ~ on a rope)
6) ( d ; intr. ) ('to move') to ~ out of (the train ~ed out of the station; to ~ out of a dive)
7) ( d ; tr. ) ('to lift') to ~ out of (they ~ed her out of the water)
8) ( misc. ) to ~ a gun on smb.