Usages of la fuerza
No toques la puerta con tanta fuerza, alguien puede salir herido.
Do not knock on the door so hard, someone could get hurt.
Si empujas la puerta con tanta fuerza, puedes quebrar el vidrio de la ventana.
If you push the door so hard, you can break the window glass.
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