force Spanish - English
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Englishenforcement|law-enforcement
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Englishgiving force to, a putting in execution
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Spanishejecución
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Englishposse
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Spanishposse comitatus
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Englishagreement
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Englishlegally binding contract enforceable in a court of law
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Spanishacuerdocontrato
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Englishmilitia
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Englisharmy of trained civilians called upon in time of need
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Spanishmilicia
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Englishforce|police
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Englishanything that is able to make a big change in person or thing
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|police
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Englishphysical quantity
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|police
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Spanishobligar
Englishforce|police
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Englishcause to occur, overcoming resistance
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Spanishforzar
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Englishjust
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Spanishsimplemente
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Englishjuggernaut
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EnglishA literal or metaphorical force or object regarded as unstoppable, that will crush all in its path
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Spanishmonstruo
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Englishgravity
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Spanishgravedad
Englishgravity
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Englishgravitation, gravity force on two mass bodies
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Spanishgravedad
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Englishw:james bond|bond
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Englishin chemistry, a link or force between neighbouring atoms in a molecule
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Spanishenlace
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Englishpressure
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Englisha pressing, force applied to a surface
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Spanishpresión
Englishpressure
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Spanishpresión
Englishpressure
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Spanishpresión
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Englishavant-garde
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Spanishvanguardia
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Englishcompel
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Englishforce, constrain or coerce
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Spanishobligar, forzar, compeler
Englishcompel
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Englishexact by force
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Spanishobligar, forzar, compeler
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Englishovercome
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Englishsurmount, get the better o
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Spanishvencer, superar
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Englishfoist
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Englishforce another to accept
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Spanishendilgar
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Englishpoliceman
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Englisha member of a police force
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Spanishpolicía
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Englishbreak in|breaking in
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Spanishirrumpir
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Englishbond|bond
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Englishin chemistry, a link or force between neighbouring atoms in a molecule
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Spanishenlace
18.
Englishomnipotent
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Englishhaving unlimited power, force or authority
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Spanishomnipotente
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Englishshanghai
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21.
Englishretreat
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Englishto withdraw military forces
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Spanishretirarse
22.
Englishslam
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Spanishazotar, dar un portazo
Englishslam
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Spanishazotar, dejar caer
Englishslam
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Spanishazotar
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Englishforce majeure
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Englishunavoidable catastrophe, voiding legal obligation
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Spanishfuerza mayor
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Englishforce|indonesian
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Englishanything that is able to make a big change in person or thing
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|indonesian
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Englishphysical quantity
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|indonesian
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Spanishobligar
Englishforce|indonesian
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Englishcause to occur, overcoming resistance
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Spanishforzar
25.
Englishpolice|military
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Spanishmilitar
Englishpolice|military
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English(North America) relating to armed forces such as the army, marines, navy and air force
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Spanishmilitar
Englishpolice|military
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Spanishcheckmilitar
Englishpolice|military
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Englisharmed forces
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Spanishejército
26.
Englishgeneral|surgeon
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishgeneral
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Englishprologue|general
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishgeneral
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Englishforce|ulster
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Englishanything that is able to make a big change in person or thing
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|ulster
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Englishphysical quantity
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|ulster
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Spanishobligar
Englishforce|ulster
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Englishcause to occur, overcoming resistance
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Spanishforzar
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32.
Englishmagnetic field
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Englisha field of magnetic force
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Spanishcampo magnético
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Englishdrive away
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Englishto force someone to leave
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Spanishcorrer, ahuyentar, largar
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Englishrolling resistance
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Englishforce
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Spanishresistencia a la rodadura
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Englishtour de force
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Spanishhazaña
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Englishseizure
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Englishact of taking possession, as by force or right of law
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Spanishapropiación
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Englishforce
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Englishanything that is able to make a big change in person or thing
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce
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Englishphysical quantity
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce
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Spanishobligar
Englishforce
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Englishcause to occur, overcoming resistance
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Spanishforzar
38.
Englishsay cheese
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Spanishcheckdi patata
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Englishstress
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Englishforce
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Spanishtensión
Englishstress
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Englishto apply force to, causing strain
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Spanishtensionar, tensar
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Englishoppress
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Englishkeep down by force
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Spanishoprimir
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Englishgrant|general
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishgeneral
42.
Englishtidal wave
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Englishoceanography: crest of ocean water resulting from tidal forces
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Spanishcheckola de marea
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Englishnewton
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Englishderived unit of force
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Spanishnewton
44.
Englishenforcement
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Englishgiving force to, a putting in execution
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Spanishejecución
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Englishbond
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Englishin chemistry, a link or force between neighbouring atoms in a molecule
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Spanishenlace
46.
Englishdisarm
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Spanishcheckdesarmar
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Englishresistance
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Spanishresistencia
48.
Englishrape
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Englishforce sexual intercourse
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Spanishviolar
49.
Englishforce|royal
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Englishanything that is able to make a big change in person or thing
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|royal
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Englishphysical quantity
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Spanishfuerza
Englishforce|royal
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Spanishobligar
Englishforce|royal
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Englishcause to occur, overcoming resistance
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Spanishforzar
50.
Englishgeneral|the
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishgeneral
51.
Englisharmy|army
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Englishmilitary force concerned mainly with ground operations
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Spanishejército
Englisharmy|army
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Englishany multitude
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Spanishmultitud
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Spanishcheckejército
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Englishmake
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Englishto force to do
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Spanishobligar
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Englishbend
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Englishto force to submit
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Spanishdoblegar
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Englishcommandant
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Englisha commanding officer, usually of a specific force or division
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Spanishcomandante
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Englishmajor
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishcomandante
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Englishgovernment
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Englishbody with the power to make and/or enforce laws
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Spanishgobierno
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Englishgeneral
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Englishmilitary rank
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Spanishgeneral
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Englisharmy|indonesian
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Englishmilitary force concerned mainly with ground operations
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Spanishejército
Englisharmy|indonesian
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Englishany multitude
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Spanishmultitud
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Spanishcheckejército
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Englishdisarmament
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Spanishdesarme
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Englishhurl
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Englishthrow with force
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Spanisharrojar, lanzar, tirar, proyectar
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Englishcoerce
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Englishto use force, threat, or intimidation in attempt to compel one to act against his will
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Spanishcoercer
Englishcoerce
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Englishto force an attribute, normally of a data type, to take on the attribute of another data type
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Spanishcheckcoaccionar
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Englishboisterous
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Englishcharacterized by violence and agitation, wild, stormy
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Spanishsalvaje
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Englishway|make
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Englishto force to do
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Spanishobligar
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Englisharmy|us
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Englishmilitary force concerned mainly with ground operations
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Spanishejército
Englisharmy|us
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Englishany multitude
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Spanishmultitud
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Spanishcheckejército
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Englishsiege
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Englishto assault with the intent of conquering by force or attrition
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Spanishsitiar, asediar
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Englishchi
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Englishrapacious
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Englishgiven to take by force
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Spanishrapaz
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Englishab initio
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Englishreferring to the time from when a legal document comes into force
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Spanishab initio, desde el principio
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Englishtake
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Englishto gain a position by force
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Spanishtomar
Englishtake
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Englishto have sex with
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Spanishviolar
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Englishweak
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Englishlacking in force or ability
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Spanishdébil, feble, flaco, flojo
Englishweak
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Englishphysics: one of the four fundamental forces associated with nuclear decay
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Spanishdébil
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Englishelectromagnetism
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Englisha fundamental force
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Spanishelectromagnetismo
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Englishcrowbar
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Englishiron or steel bar used as a lever to manually force things apart
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Spanishpalanqueta
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76.
Englishpillage
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Englishloot or plunder by force
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Spanishsaquear
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Englishshear
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Spanishdistorsionar
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Englishstraitjacket
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Englisha jacket-like garment
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Spanishcamisa de fuerza
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Englishimpetuous
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Spanishimpetuoso, brutal, brusco, violento
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81.
Englishmilitarist
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Spanishmilitarista
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Englishpowerlifting
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Englishstrength sport
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Spanishpotencia
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84.
Englishthrust
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Englishforce due to propulsion
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Spanishempujeimpulso
Englishthrust
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Englishmake an advance with force
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Spanishpropulsar
Englishthrust
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Englishforce something upon someone
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Spanishasestar, forzar
85.
Englishbond|single
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Englishin chemistry, a link or force between neighbouring atoms in a molecule
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Spanishenlace
86.
Englishsuccumb
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Englishto yield to an overpowering force or overwhelming desire
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Spanishsucumbir
87.
Englishlieutenant general
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Spanishteniente general
88.
Englishunnerve
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Englishdeprive of nerve, force or strength
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Spanishdebilitar, enervar
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Englishvehemence
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EnglishAn intense concentration, force or power
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Spanishvehemencia
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