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1 strengthen
v підсилювати, посилювати, зміцнювати; робити сильнішим/ міцнішим/ ефективнішим/ твердішим/ неприступнішим/ стабільнішим/ стійкішим- to strengthen military links зміцнювати військові зв'язки- to strengthen an opinion підкріпити думку- to strengthen political links зміцнювати політичні зв'язки- to strengthen ties of friendship зміцнювати узи дружби -
2 strengthen
v1) підсилюватися, посилюватися, зміцнюватися2) підсилювати, посилювати, зміцнювати; робити сильнішим (міцнішим, ефективнішим, твердішим, неприступнішим, стабільнішим, стійкішим)to strengthen a solution — хім. робити розчин міцнішим (більш концентрованим)
* * *vпідсилювати, зміцнювати, робити більше сильним, міцним [див. strength]; підсилюватися, зміцнюватися, ставати більше сильним, міцним [див. strength]
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