"reinforce" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

reinforce verbo

reinforce + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 55
reinforce one's position • reinforce stereotypes • reinforce one's belief • reinforce one's image • reinforce the idea • ...
verbo + reinforce
Kolokacji: 6
help reinforce • serve to reinforce • sent to reinforce • used to reinforce • move to reinforce • ...
reinforce + preposición
Kolokacji: 20
reinforced by • reinforced with • reinforce in • reinforce to • reinforce at • ...
reinforce + adjetivo/adverbio
Kolokacji: 21
heavily reinforced • further reinforce • later reinforced • mutually reinforce • simply reinforce • ...
(3) simply, merely, positively
Kolokacji: 3
(4) strongly, powerfully
Kolokacji: 2
  • This week Argentina's claim to the Falklands has been powerfully reinforced.
  • This picture has been powerfully reinforced in the public mind by the BBC series Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister.
  • That suspicion was powerfully reinforced by the fact that this time, mother remained merged with me when we discarded our owl.
  • The most immediate consequence was that the monarchy emerged powerfully reinforced in the eyes of the public and the political classes.
  • I believe it is not - at least not until we have given the sanctions, powerfully reinforced now by continuing aerial bombardment, ample chance to induce Iraq's surrender.
  • (26) These ideas of the Roman jurists and their medieval successors were powerfully reinforced by those of churchmen.
  • Instead, the Parliament's barrage of anti-reformist votes has powerfully reinforced Mr. Yeltsin's argument that it is unredeemable.
  • Nonetheless, even for citizens who can grasp the meaning of words, that meaning is powerfully reinforced by an array of nonword words and even nonword playlets.
  • This powerfully reinforced monarchical authority, although the estates retained the power of the purse.
  • In work organizations, this natural tendency was powerfully reinforced by the knowledge that termination of one's links with the organization very often meant a loss of the means of economic survival.
(5) specially, greatly
Kolokacji: 2
(6) constantly, continuously
Kolokacji: 2

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