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fortify

/ˈfɔːr.tɪ.faɪ/

Übersetzung: Verb, das angibt, dass etwas gefestigt, verstärkt oder widerstandsfähiger gemacht wird, z. B. eine Konstruktion, eine Position oder ein Lebensmittel.

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verb

/ˈfɔːr.tɪ.faɪ/C1formal
  • deVerb, das angibt, dass etwas gefestigt, verstärkt oder widerstandsfähiger gemacht wird, z. B. eine Konstruktion, eine Position oder ein Lebensmittel.

A verb used to indicate the act of strengthening or reinforcing something, such as a structure, position, or substance, to make it more secure or resistant.

  1. Strengthen physicallyB2formal

    To make a place or structure stronger and more secure, especially against attack.

    deBefestigen

    • The army fortified the castle walls with stone.
    • They fortified the city against invasion.
    • The bridge was fortified with steel supports.

    Synonymebracebuttressprotectreinforcesecureshore upstrengthen

    Antonymedebilitateenfeebleundermineweaken

  2. Strengthen mentally or emotionallyB2formal

    To give someone strength, courage, or confidence.

    deStärken

    • Her words fortified my resolve to continue.
    • The training fortified his mental toughness.
    • He fortified himself with a deep breath before the speech.

    Synonymebolsterbraceemboldenencouragereassuresteel

  3. Add nutrientsB2formalculinary

    To add vitamins or minerals to food to improve its nutritional value.

    deAnreichern

    • The company fortifies its cereal with iron and vitamin D.
    • Milk is often fortified with calcium.
    • Many breads are fortified with folic acid.

    Synonymeboostenrichsupplementvitaminize

Formen
  • fortified past participle
  • fortified past simple
  • fortifying present participle
  • fortifies third person singular
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