How is the phrase forzar las cosas translated from Spanish to English

Hacer que los hechos ocurran antes de lo que ocurrirían por sí solos.

To make events happen sooner than they naturally would.

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English translation
Force things to

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  • No fuerces las cosas para que vayan más rápido de lo que pueden. Don't force things to move faster than they can.

  • No puedes forzar las cosas para que pasen cuando tú quieras. You can't force things to happen on your own schedule.

  • ¿Por qué forzar las cosas antes de que todos estén listos? Why force things to change before everyone is ready?

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FAQ about “forzar las cosas”

How is “forzar las cosas” translated from Spanish?
“forzar las cosas” translates into English as “Force things to”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “forzar las cosas” mean?
Meaning of “forzar las cosas”: Hacer que los hechos ocurran antes de lo que ocurrirían por sí solos. In English — “Force things to”.
What part of speech is “forzar las cosas”?
“forzar las cosas” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “forzar las cosas”?
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