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forge

/fɔːrdʒ/

Übersetzung: Ein Substantiv, das einen Arbeitsplatz oder Betrieb bezeichnet, an dem Metall erhitzt und geformt wird, meist durch Schmieden oder Pressen, oft verbunden mit Schmiedehandwerk oder industrieller Metallverarbeitung., Verb, das beschreibt, wie Metall durch Erhitzen und Hämmern geformt wird, sowie das Erschaffen von etwas mit Anstrengung oder das Fälschen von etwas.

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noun

/fɔːrdʒ/B2formal
  • deEin Substantiv, das einen Arbeitsplatz oder Betrieb bezeichnet, an dem Metall erhitzt und geformt wird, meist durch Schmieden oder Pressen, oft verbunden mit Schmiedehandwerk oder industrieller Metallverarbeitung.

A noun referring to a workplace or facility where metal is heated and shaped, typically by hammering or pressing, often associated with blacksmithing or industrial metalworking.

  1. Blacksmith's workshopB1formal

    A workshop where metal is heated and hammered into shape, typically containing a furnace and an anvil.

    deSchmiede

    • The blacksmith worked tirelessly in his forge.
    • The old forge still has its original bellows and anvil.
    • He learned the trade by working in a forge.

    Synonymesmithy

  2. Metalworking furnaceB1formal

    A furnace or hearth used for heating metal to be shaped.

    deSchmiedeofen

    • The forge reached extremely high temperatures.
    • They used a gas forge to melt the iron.
    • The metal was placed in the forge until it glowed red.

    Synonymefirefurnacehearth

Formen
  • forges plural form
  • forges' possessive plural form
  • forge's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/fɔːrdʒ/B2formal
  • deVerb, das beschreibt, wie Metall durch Erhitzen und Hämmern geformt wird, sowie das Erschaffen von etwas mit Anstrengung oder das Fälschen von etwas.

A verb used to indicate the act of shaping metal by heating and hammering, or creating something with effort, or counterfeiting something.

  1. B2formal

    To shape metal by heating and hammering it.

    deMetall schmieden

    • The blacksmith forged a sword from steel.
    • They forged the iron into a decorative gate.
    • He learned to forge metal at the workshop.

    Synonymebeatfashionformhammermoldshapework

  2. B2formal

    To create or develop something strong, such as a relationship or plan.

    deEtwas schmieden

    • They forged a strong friendship over the years.
    • The two companies forged a new partnership.
    • She forged a successful career in journalism.

    Synonymebuildconstructcraftcreatedevelopestablishfashionform

    Antonymebreakdestroydissolveruinundermine

  3. Fake or counterfeitB2formal

    To make a fraudulent copy of something, such as a signature or document.

    deFälschen

    • He was arrested for forging the signature on the check.
    • They forged the documents to gain access to the building.
    • The painting was forged and sold as an original.

    Synonymecounterfeitfabricatefakefalsify

  4. Move forward steadilyC1formal

    To move forward with determination and strength.

    deVorwärtskommen

    • The team forged ahead despite the difficulties.
    • She forged through the crowd to reach the stage.
    • He forged his way through the dense forest.

    Synonymeadvancedrivepress onprogresspush on

    Antonymefalterhaltlagrecederetreatstall

Formen
  • forged past participle
  • forged past simple
  • forging present participle
  • forges third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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