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Meanings of strengthen in anglès

portuguès
fortificar
català
consolidar
espanyol
consolidar

Make strong or stronger.

consolidar
català
distendre
espanyol
estirar

Give a healthy elasticity to.

distendre

To strengthen; to make firm.

Usage of strengthen in anglès
1
It's a step the government should take to strengthen freedom of democracy.
Reuters
2
There were also several changes to strengthen border control, Mr Woodhouse said.
Radio NZ
3
Analysts said International Rectifier would strengthen Infineon's position in power management chips.
Reuters
4
The Irish government will also strengthen regulations on working hours and conditions.
Reuters
5
However, DBRS said the stock sale will strengthen the bank's capital basis.
Reuters
6
The effect of the intervention was to strengthen Islamic State, he said.
Reuters
7
He said France and Japan were keen to strengthen the companies' alliance.
The Guardian
8
The World Health Organisation is supporting Fiji's moves to strengthen tobacco control.
Radio NZ
9
Wallace said Britain needed to redouble its efforts to strengthen cyber security.
Reuters
10
Our aim is to strengthen confidence with our financial partners, Nyusi said.
Reuters
11
Unfortunately for Nopcsa, world events intervened before he could strengthen his case.
BBC
12
This synergistic effect would help to strengthen human and social capital development.
Pubmed
13
The IMF said ministers needed to strengthen bank reserves to support lending.
The Guardian
14
The Google News Initiative aims to, firstly, elevate and strengthen quality journalism.
The South African
15
This saw the USD strengthen against emerging market currencies, including the Rand.
The South African
16
The fiasco of the past few days will immeasurably strengthen their case.
The Guardian
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Common
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Common
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Common
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