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intensificar
Catalan
intensificar
Increase in extent or intensity.
intensify
escalate
de-escalate
Portuguese
intensificar
Catalan
accelerar
Spanish
acelerar
Speed up.
rev up
Catalan
accelerar
Make oneself visible; take action.
come to the fore
step forward
come forward
step to the fore
come out
1
It's time for plant hunters to
step
up
to a new challenge.
2
The report recommends using 2013 as a year to
step
up
efforts.
3
INDIA - Government to
step
up
surveillance at international airports and ports.
4
Bankers expect Chinese financial services sector firms to
step
up
overseas acquisitions.
5
This reporter believes local government needs to
step
up
to the plate.
6
The Integrity Commission needs to
step
up
its efforts in this fight.
7
Already Turkey is calling on Iran to
step
up
to this challenge.
8
Every new release is a
step
up
in visual quality and realism.
9
She knew this, but recognised the
step
up
the course offered her.
10
There needs to be a real
step
up
in quality in England.
11
This year Accor will
step
up
the pace of the hotel restructuring.
12
Republican Senator Charles Grassley said the Republican nominee needs to
step
up
.
13
The Brazilian President must
step
up
and take immediate action against deforestation.
14
Will the CFPB
step
up
and enforce mortgage-reinsurance cases against the banks?
15
Now we need to
step
up
& deliver for the middle class.
16
Oscar has been disappointing and he needs to
step
up
and help.
step
up
step
Portuguese
intensificar
aumentar
Catalan
intensificar
intensificar-se
accelerar
Spanish
acelerar
subir de revoluciones