force out

• Verbo compuesto que significa obligar a alguien o algo a salir de una posición, lugar o situación, a menudo contra su voluntad. También puede referirse a hacer que algo sea expulsado o eliminado.

A phrasal verb used to indicate compelling someone or something to leave a position, place, or situation, often against their will.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Compel to leaveformal

   To make someone or something leave a place or position, often against their will.

   Expulsar

   • The protesters were forced out of the building by security.
   • The new CEO forced out several senior managers.
   • The storm forced the residents out of their homes.

   Sinónimosbanishdismissdrive outejectevictexpelkick outoustremovethrow out

2. Extract or produce with effortinformal

   To produce something, such as a sound or a reaction, with difficulty or pressure.

   sacar con esfuerzo

   • He forced out a weak smile despite his sadness.
   • She forced out the words through her tears.
   • The comedian forced out a laugh at the unfunny joke.

   Sinónimoselicitextractsqueeze outwrestwring

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