in force

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishin forcein forcea) SCLOBEYif a law, rule etc is in force, it already exists The trade embargo has been in force for a year. b) LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTin a large group, especially in order to protest about something SYN in large numbers Villagers turned out in force to protest about the new road. → forceExamples from the Corpusturned out in force• Abrams's message seemed well received by the crowd, which had turned out in force for the early-morning session.• Ranchers turned out in force to hear him; the crowd was a bobbing sea of black and white cowboy hats.• The stars turned out in force to see Bono and the boys bring a mega tour to a close.

单词	in force
释义	in force From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishin forcein forcea) SCLOBEYif a law, rule etc is in force, it already exists The trade embargo has been in force for a year. b) LOT/LARGE NUMBER OR AMOUNTin a large group, especially in order to protest about something SYN in large numbers Villagers turned out in force to protest about the new road. → forceExamples from the Corpusturned out in force• Abrams's message seemed well received by the crowd, which had turned out in force for the early-morning session.• Ranchers turned out in force to hear him; the crowd was a bobbing sea of black and white cowboy hats.• The stars turned out in force to see Bono and the boys bring a mega tour to a close.
随便看	in the south in the sphere in the spotlight in the spotlight in the spring in the springtime in the sticks in the strictest confidence in the style of in the style of somebody/something in the summer in the summertime in the sun in the swim in the swim (of things) in the swim of things in the tank in the teeth of in the teeth of something in the theatre in the thick of in the thick of something in the third person in the thirties in the throes of