join forces
ʤɔɪn ˈfɔːrsɪz
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Definition of join forces - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

collaborationcombine efforts to achieve a common goal
  • The two companies joined forces to launch the new product.
  • The charities joined forces to aid disaster victims.
  • Scientists joined forces to tackle climate change.
ally collaborate unite
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Expressions with join

join inv.
participate in an activity
Everyone was invited to join in the game..
join handsv.
hold each other's hands as a sign of unity
The protesters joined hands in solidarity.
join upv.
connect or link together
We need to join up these two cables for the system to work..
join the partyv.
participate in a celebration or event
He was excited to join the party and dance all night.
join the bandwagonv.
adopt a popular opinion or activity
She decided to join the bandwagon and start using the new app.
join the chorusv.
participate in a group activity or opinion
She decided to join the chorus of voices calling for change.

Expressions with forces

forces at playn.
factors interacting in a dynamic process
Understanding the forces at play helps in decision making.
the forces of reactionn.
groups opposing social or political change
The forces of reaction resisted the new policy changes.
forces of darknessn.
groups or powers believed to be evil or harmful
The heroes fought against the forces of darkness.
armed forcesn.
military forces of a nation including army, navy, air force
The country's armed forces are on high alert.
combine forcesv.
join together to achieve a common goal
The two companies decided to combine forces to create a new product.
merge forcesv.
combine efforts or resources for a common goal
The two companies decided to merge forces to develop a new product.
allied forcesn.
military troops from different countries fighting together against a shared enemy
The allied forces launched a coordinated attack at dawn on the occupied city.
special forcesn.
elite military units for unconventional operations
Special forces were deployed for the covert mission.
forces of eviln.
metaphorical representation of negative influences
He struggled against the forces of evil within himself.
security forcesn.
organized groups maintaining law and order
Security forces were deployed to control the protest.

Terms related to join forces

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forceband togethercombineconjoincooperatemergepartnersynergizeteam up

Terms with join forces included in their meaning

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band togetherv.
collaboration
unite or join forces for a common purpose
team up withv.
collaboration
join forces with others for a common goal
allyv.
partnership
join forces with another for mutual benefit
enlistv.
military joining
join the military forces
club togetherv.
collaboration
join forces or resources for a common goal
merge pathsv.
collaboration
join forces or efforts
worker of the world, unitev.
global action
join forces globally for change

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  1. French:unir leurs forces, ...
  2. German:sich zusammenschließen, ...
  3. Italian:unire le forze, ...
  4. Spanish:unir fuerzas, ...
  5. Portuguese:unir forças, ...
  6. Chinese:联手, ...
  7. Japanese:協力する, ...
  8. Arabic:وَحَّد الجهود, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְאַחֵד כּוֹחוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:объединить усилия, ...
  11. Ukrainian:об'єднати зусилля, ...
  12. Hindi:हाथ मिलाना, ...

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