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Meanings of pressurise in inglés

catalán
pressionar

Increase the pressure in or of.

pressionar
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Examples for "supercharge"
Examples for "supercharge"
1
The two smaller fusion reactors come online to supercharge the main reactor.
The Fall of Reach
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I feel a mad supercharge of life-anintoxication of the senses, perhaps.
His Hour
3
Water Shipped Down So what are engineers doing to supercharge the recharging process?
Wired
4
This can help improve your memory and supercharge your cognitive performance.
The South African
5
This should supercharge inflation; instead it has fallen below 2 percent.
Reuters
1
Analysts said shareholders could pressurize the company to accept Dollar General's offer.
Reuters
2
Remove from bath, check that eggs are just partially set, and pressurize.
Cooking for geeks: real science, great hacks, and good food
3
Finally, there was a hiss as the cabin began to pressurize itself.
The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth
4
Flywheels would provide dynamic stability and act as compressors to pressurize the tower.
Reuters
5
So we must pressurize the containment vessel to provide more lift.
The darkness before the dawn
Usage of pressurise in inglés
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They held the ball inside their own half and allowed Dublin to pressurise them.
The Irish Times
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It happened when the Government attempted to pressurise the banks into reducing their lending rates.
The Irish Times
3
Customers will pressurise bar owners not to serve Travellers.
The Irish Times
4
More than 20 groups have joined forces to pressurise the Government into putting greater emphasis on environmental policy.
The Irish Times
5
They know you're more likely to pressurise your kids to buy certain toys than the other way round.
The Irish Times
6
They emit no exhaust fumes, although fossil fuels are used to produce the hydrogen and to pressurise it.
The Guardian
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That is why Turkey is heading the latest efforts to pressurise the Assad regime against killing Syrian civilians.
The Guardian
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They must not pressurise customers into repaying their debt within an unreasonably short period of time, the FCA said.
Reuters
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The subsequent penalty allowed Edinburgh to pressurise the Ulster line but they failed to come away with any points.
The Irish Times
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Offers advertised for a limited period, often over bank holidays, were used to pressurise shoppers into making instant purchases.
The Guardian
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Before the march Rajagopal had told the Guardian that his intention was not to "pressurise" the government.
The Guardian
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They can pressurise the government.
The Guardian
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Westmeath did pressurise the Offaly rearguard early in the second half, but the goal the home team needed never came.
The Irish Times
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The INLA announcement will also pressurise the Continuity IRA, the only group not on a ceasefire, to end its campaign.
The Irish Times
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Speaking to the BBC's Pratiksha Ghildial about his victory and playing style, he admitted he liked to pressurise his opponents.
BBC
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In order to offset the judgments of others, they often pressurise their children to bring home the good school report card.
The Irish Times
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Pressurise through the time