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1 reinforce
[riːɪnˈfɔːs] verbto make stronger:يُقَوِّي، يَدْعَم ، يُعَزِّزExtra troops will be sent to reinforce the army.
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2 reinforce
قَوَّى \ cement: to join firmly; make firmer: His kindness to me cemented our friendship. strengthen: to make or become stronger: We must strengthen this fence - it’s going to break. reinforce: to make stronger (by adding men or strong material): The guard was reinforced with six more men. \ See Also دعم (دَعَّمَ) -
3 reinforce
عَزَّزَ \ promote: to help in arranging; increase; support: Who is promoting those football matches? Milk promotes health. reinforce: to make stronger (by adding men or strong material): The guard was reinforced with six more men. -
4 reinforce
دَعَّمَ \ promote: to help in arranging; increase; support: Who is promoting those football matches? Milk promotes health. reinforce: to make stronger (by adding men or strong material): The guard was reinforced with six more men. strengthen: to make stronger: We must strengthen this fence - it’s going to break. \ See Also عزز (عَزَّز) -
5 strengthen, reinforce; intensify
تَقَوَّى \ strengthen, reinforce; intensify. \ See Also تعزَّز، اشتد (اِشتَدّ) -
6 تعزز
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7 ثبت
1́ adj. assured, enduring2́ n. bolter, benefit, brace3́ v. fix, catch, fasten, affirm, bite, strengthen, substantiate, stick, reinforce, chock, confirm, anchor, bend, bolt, cable, establish, pin down, plant, set, stabilize, stay, steady, corroborate, evince, lash, aver, belay, last, secure, spike -
8 دعم
1́ adj. encouraging2́ n. support, backup, hold up, backing, upholding, shore, prop, rest3́ v. support, back up, back, uphold, stand up for, carry, reinforce, prop, hold, stick by, bolster, boost, encourage, favour, favor, stanchion, underpin, buttress, shore, second, take sides, put up, fuel, consolidate, truss, subsidize -
9 سلح
1́ n. weapon, cock2́ v. reinforce -
10 عزز
1́ n. prevarication2́ v. boost, carry, confirm, consolidate, enhance, promote, reinforce, sustain, underpin, bear out, help, foster, extend, cement, build, abound, corroborate, ram -
11 عضد
v. nourish, promote, reinforce -
12 قوى
1́ adj. great, heroic, in power, beefy, cogent, fibrous, hefty2́ v. grow stronger, be more powerful, become stronger, be fortified, become mighty, strengthen, reinforce, intensify, consolidate, enforce, anneal, fortify, sinew, harden, heighten, stiffen, fasten, brace, tighten, boost, confirm, help, freshen -
13 أمد
أمَدّ (الجُنْدَ أو الجَيْشَ) -
14 ثبت
ثَبّتَ: رَسّخَ، مَكّنَ، وَطّدَto fix, fasten, make fast; to rivet, secure; to implant; to establish, settle, stabilize, steady, make firm; make stable; to make permanent; to strengthen, consolidate, brace, cement, firm up, reinforce, pillar -
15 حصن
حَصّنَ: قَوّى، جَعَلَهُ حَصِيناًto fortify, entrench, make inaccessible, strengthen, reinforce, man, brace, cement -
16 دعم
دَعَمَ، دَعّمَ: قَوّى، عَزّزَto consolidate, strengthen, fortify, reinforce, brace, cement, bolster; to boost, promote, further, forward, advance, foster; to corroborate, confirm -
17 دعم
دَعَمَ، دَعّمَ: قَوّى، عَزّزَto consolidate, strengthen, fortify, reinforce, brace, cement, bolster; to boost, promote, further, forward, advance, foster; to corroborate, confirm -
18 سند
سَنّدَ: دَعَمَ، دَعّمَto support, prop (up), crutch, stay, rest, shore up, hold up, buttress, bolster, sustain; to stake, stake out (a plant, etc.); to consolidate, strengthen, reinforce; to corroborate, confirm -
19 عزز
عَزّزَ: قَوّى، ثَبّتَ، دَعَمَ، وَطّدَ، حَسّنَ، زادَto consolidate, strengthen, reinforce, brace, cement, fortify, bolster; to corroborate, confirm; to promote, further, advance, forward, boost, foster, support, underpin; to enhance, improve, augment -
20 قوى
قَوّى: جَعَلَهُ قَوِيّاًto strengthen, fortify, consolidate, reinforce, invigorate, brace, cement, bolster; to enrich; to boost, promote, further, support, underpin; to corroborate, confirm; to intensify, heighten; to harden
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