单词 | reinforce |
释义 | re·inforce I. also re·enforce transitive verb 1. a. < walls … reinforced with mud — American Guide Series: Minnesota > < details piled upon details reinforce the picture — Emory Ross > < reinforce the elbows of a jacket > < the atmosphere reinforced by candle fumes was stifling — Ronald Storrs > b. < reinforce the regular troops — Manfred Nathan > < the Englishman … was reinforced by three other ships of the line — U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings > c. < the faculty … was reinforced from the ranks of its students — R.M.Lovett > < the reformers were reinforced in the assembly — B.K.Sandwell > < trout eggs can be treated by the same solution provided it is reinforced after each lot — Transactions of the American Fisheries Society > d. < movements we make with face, head, hands, feet to reinforce our words — Stuart Chase > < reinforce an argument > e. < reinforce the collections on government … science, and technology — L.H.Evans > < reinforce their own productivity by the creation of … marvelous machinery — R.W.Emerson > 2. obsolete 3. obsolete < reinforce … the laws against the conventicles — Andrew Marvell > 4. intransitive verb Synonyms: see strengthen II. |
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