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reinforce美 [.riɪn'fɔrs] 英 [.riːɪn'fɔː(r)s] - v.加固；加强；充实；使更强烈
- n.加固物
- 网络增强；增援；强化
第三人称单数：reinforces 现在分词：reinforcing 过去式：reinforced v.+n. reinforce argument,reinforce tendency,reinforce confidence,reinforce troop,reinforce system v. strengthen,support,underpin,buttress,bolster 1. | ~ sth 加强；充实；使更强烈to make a feeling, an idea, etc. stronger |
| Such jokes tend to reinforce racial stereotypes. 这样的笑话往往进一步加深对种族的模式化观念。 | | The climate of political confusion has only reinforced the country's economic decline. 政局混乱只是加速了国家经济的衰退。 | | Success in the talks will reinforce his reputation as an international statesman. 谈判成功将会增强他作为国际政治家的声望。 |
2. | ~ sth 加固；使更结实to make a structure or material stronger, especially by adding another material to it |
| All buildings are now reinforced to withstand earthquakes. 所有建筑现都已加固，以抗地震。 | | |
3. | ~ sth 给…加强力量（或装备）；使更强大to send more people or equipment in order to make an army, etc. stronger |
| The UN has undertaken to reinforce its military presence along the borders. 联合国已经着手增强边境驻军。 |
v. | 1. to make something stronger by providing additional external support or internal stiffening for it 2. to give additional strength, force, or conviction to something such as an idea, opinion, or feeling, e.g. by providing further evidence to support it 3. to make a military force stronger by providing it with more troops or weapons 4. to reward an action or type of behaviour to increase the probability that it will be repeated or punish an action in order to discourage it 5. to make an idea, belief, or feeling stronger 6. to make a building, structure, or object stronger 7. to make a group of soldiers, police etc stronger by adding more people or equipment to it 1. to make something stronger by providing additional external support or internal stiffening for it 2. to give additional strength, force, or conviction to something such as an idea, opinion, or feeling, e.g. by providing further evidence to support it 3. to make a military force stronger by providing it with more troops or weapons 4. to reward an action or type of behaviour to increase the probability that it will be repeated or punish an action in order to discourage it 5. to make an idea, belief, or feeling stronger 6. to make a building, structure, or object stronger 7. to make a group of soldiers, police etc stronger by adding more people or equipment to it |
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