field force
UK: ˈfiːld fɔːs
Definition

Definition of field force - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
businessUSgroup of employees working outside offices visiting customers or sitesUS
  • The company expanded its field force to cover more remote regions.
2.
militaryTECH.body of soldiers deployed away from headquarters for operationsTECH.
  • The commander inspected the field force before the start of the campaign.
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Expressions with field

field dayn.
day of outdoor activities and sports
The school organized a field day with various sports competitions..
playing fieldn.
area designated for sports or games
The children gathered at the playing field for soccer practice..
left fieldn.
defensive position in baseball's left outfield
She plays left field for the team.
field questionsv.
answer questions, often from a group
The spokesperson will field questions from the media after the announcement.
field a teamv.
assemble players to participate in a game
The coach will field a team for the championship game.
in the fieldadv.
working outside the usual office or lab
The researchers spent months in the field collecting data.

Expressions with force

force downv.
make something move downward using strength
He tried to force down the stuck window.
force outv.
make someone leave a place or position
The scandal forced him out of office..
force's handn.
situation compelling someone to act against their will
The deadline was the force's hand in the decision.
driving forcen.
person or thing motivating an action
Her passion was the driving force behind the project.
force of habitn.
automatic action due to repeated behavior
He reached for his phone by force of habit.
force one's wayv.
gain access by using physical strength
The firefighters forced their way into the burning building.
force something down someone's throatv.
make a person accept or listen to unwanted ideas or rules
The government tried to force new policies down people's throat.
force down someone's throatv.
impose something on someone against their will
He tried to force his opinions down my throat.
the driving force behindn.
main factor causing something to happen or develop
Innovation is the driving force behind the company's success.
dark side of the forcen.
negative aspect of a situation or entity
The dark side of the force in politics is corruption.

Terms related to field force

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Terms with field force included in their meaning

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electric field strengthn.
physics
force per charge in an electric field
line of forcen.
physics
imaginary line representing the direction and strength of a force field
magnetic couplingn.
technology
device that passes turning force between parts using a magnetic field

Examples of field force in a sentence

  • The pharmaceutical company’s field force was trained to demonstrate the new device.
  • A mobile field force was dispatched to secure the border.
  • The general requested reinforcements to bolster the field force in the north.

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  1. French:force de vente, force de campagne, ...
  2. German:Außendienst, Feldtruppe, ...
  3. Italian:forza sul campo, forza da campagna, ...
  4. Spanish:fuerza de ventas, fuerza de campaña, ...
  5. Portuguese:força de vendas, força de campanha, ...
  6. Chinese:外勤团队, 野战部队, ...
  7. Japanese:営業部隊, 野戦部隊, ...
  8. Arabic:القُوَّة المَيْدانِيَّة, قُوَّاتُ المَيْدان, ...
  9. Hebrew:צֶוֶת שֶׁטַח, כֹּחַ שֶׁטַח, ...
  10. Russian:выездной персонал, полевое соединение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:польовий персонал, польове угруповання, ...
  12. Hindi:फील्ड फोर्स, मैदानी सेना, ...

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