strengthening 音标拼音: [str'ɛŋθənɪŋ]
强化; 加固
强化; 加固
strengthening n 1 :
becoming stronger [
ant : {
weakening }]
2 :
the act of increasing the strength of something [
ant :
{
weakening }]
Strengthen \
Strength "
en \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Strengthened };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Strengthening }.]
1 .
To make strong or stronger ;
to add strength to ;
as ,
to strengthen a limb ,
a bridge ,
an army ;
to strengthen an obligation ;
to strengthen authority .
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Let noble Warwick ,
Cobham ,
and the rest , . . .
With powerful policy strengthen themselves . --
Shak .
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2 .
To animate ;
to encourage ;
to fix in resolution .
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Charge Joshua ,
and encourage him ,
and strengthen him . --
Deut .
iii .
28 .
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Syn :
To invigorate ;
confirm ;
establish ;
fortify ;
animate ;
encourage .
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Strengthening \
Strength "
en *
ing \,
a .
That strengthens ;
giving or increasing strength . --
{
Strength "
en *
ing *
ly },
adv .
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{
Strengthening plaster } (
Med .),
a plaster containing iron ,
and supposed to have tonic effects .
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69 Moby Thesaurus words for "
strengthening ":
accelerando ,
acceleration ,
affirmation ,
aggravation ,
analeptic ,
attestation ,
authentication ,
backing ,
backing up ,
bearing out ,
beefing -
up ,
blowing up ,
blowup ,
bolstering ,
bracing ,
buttressing ,
case hardening ,
certification ,
circumstantiation ,
concentration ,
condensation ,
confirmation ,
consolidation ,
corroborant ,
corroboration ,
corroboratory evidence ,
deepening ,
documentation ,
enhancement ,
exacerbation ,
exaggeration ,
explosion ,
fortification ,
hardening ,
heating -
up ,
heightening ,
information explosion ,
intensification ,
invigorating ,
invigoration ,
magnification ,
pickup ,
population explosion ,
proof ,
proving ,
proving out ,
ratification ,
redoubling ,
refreshing ,
refreshment ,
reinforcement ,
reinvigoration ,
restorative ,
restrengthening ,
revivification ,
reviving ,
roborant ,
speedup ,
step -
up ,
stimulating ,
substantiation ,
support ,
supporting evidence ,
tempering ,
tightening ,
tonic ,
undergirding ,
validation ,
verification
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STRENGTHENING | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary STRENGTHENING definition: 1 present participle of strengthen 2 to make something stronger or more effective, or to become… Learn more
Strengthening - definition of strengthening by The Free Dictionary To make strong or increase the strength of v intr To become strong or stronger strength′en·er
STRENGTHENING Synonyms: 251 Similar and Opposite Words | Merriam . . . Synonyms for STRENGTHENING: reviving, conditioning, stimulating, rejuvenating, bracing, vitalizing, vital, refreshing; Antonyms of STRENGTHENING: weakening, draining, debilitating, deadening, exhausting, injurious, numbing, pernicious
STRENGTHEN Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of STRENGTHEN is to make stronger, more forceful, more effective, etc How to use strengthen in a sentence
STRENGTHENING definition | Cambridge English Dictionary STRENGTHENING meaning: 1 present participle of strengthen 2 to make something stronger or more effective, or to become… Learn more
STRENGTHENING Synonyms Antonyms - 203 words | Thesaurus. com Find 203 different ways to say STRENGTHENING, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus com
STRENGTHENING Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com STRENGTHENING definition: present participle of strengthen See examples of strengthening used in a sentence
Strengthening - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com ˈstrɛŋθnɪŋ IPA guide Other forms: strengthenings Definitions of strengthening noun the act of increasing the strength of something synonyms: fortification
STRENGTHENING definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary She thought the stretching and strengthening exercises might help his ailing knees It has a strengthening effect on the immune system
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