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Meanings of form in English

Portuguese
moldar
Catalan
formar
Spanish
dar forma
Wikidata

To create something, usually for a specific function.

moldar
Portuguese
corpo
Catalan
cos humà
Spanish
aspecto

Alternative names for the body of a human being.

corpo
Portuguese
contorno
Catalan
forma
Spanish
conformación

Any spatial attributes (especially as defined by outline)

contorno
Portuguese
manequim
Catalan
maniquí

A life-size dummy used to display clothes.

manequim
Usage of form in English
1
It's not just about state violence in the form of police violence.
Ebony
2
However, second normal form is only one of many possible normal forms.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
3
The banks' recent run of good form came to an end today.
The Irish Times
4
The Scottish professional teams have shown good form this year in France.
The Guardian
5
As a result it was impossible to form an effective parliamentary government.
Modern Times
6
Last week Iceland's president asked Jonsdottir to form a new coalition government.
BBC
7
But notice the subtle change in the form the second question takes.
Wired
8
However, some form of the agreement could still go ahead, he said.
Radio NZ
9
He believed in anarchy in its purest form: no law, free society.
Radio NZ
10
Today, cams are, by far, the most common form of traditional protection.
Climbing Magazine
11
He can't talk much now, can't form words, can't use sign language.
Black is the new white
12
A standardized case report form was used for data collection and analysis.
Pubmed
13
Her people did not form family groups quite the way others did.
Dreamsnake
14
We present descriptive statistics to summarize data from the case report form.
Pubmed
15
In patients with type 2diabetes, the most common form, both problems exist.
Reuters
16
Mr Dignam submitted a business case proposal form to management that month.
Independent.ie