forge in Irish
forge in Irish is ceárta — forge means a furnace or workshop where metal is heated and shaped.
forge in Irish
ceárta
A workshop in which metals are shaped by heating and hammering them.
What does "forge" mean?
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noun A furnace or workshop where metal is heated and shaped.
"The blacksmith stoked the forge until the iron glowed red."
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verb To shape metal by heating and hammering it.
"He forged the blade from a single bar of steel."
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verb To illegally copy or fake a document, signature, or item.
"She was arrested for forging her boss's signature on the checks."
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verb To build or develop something gradually through effort.
"The two nations forged a lasting alliance after the war."
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forge in a sentence
- The blacksmith stoked the forge until the iron glowed red.
- The village forge was warm and noisy, filled with the ring of hammers.
- He forged the blade from a single bar of steel.
- Smiths forged swords and farm tools in the workshop for hundreds of years.
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What is "forge" in Irish?
"forge" in Irish is ceárta. forge means: A furnace or workshop where metal is heated and shaped.
How do you use "forge" in a sentence?
Example: "The blacksmith stoked the forge until the iron glowed red." In Irish, "forge" is ceárta.
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