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intensified

/ɪnˈten.sɪ.faɪd/

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adjective

/ɪnˈten.sɪ.faɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что было сделано более сильным, экстремальным или концентрированным.

Describes something that has been made stronger, more extreme, or more concentrated.

  1. Increased in strength or degreeB2formal

    Made stronger, more extreme, or more intense.

    ruУсиленный

    • The intensified security measures were implemented after the threat.
    • Her intensified focus on the project led to its success.
    • The storm's intensified winds caused widespread damage.

    Synonymsaugmentedincreasedmagnifiedstrengthened

    Antonymsdecreaseddiminishedlessenedmitigatedreducedtemperedweakened

  2. Made more severe or acuteB2formal

    Become more serious, severe, or acute.

    ruУсиленный

    • The intensified pain required stronger medication.
    • The conflict intensified after the new policy was announced.
    • His intensified efforts finally paid off.

    Synonymsaggravatedincreasedsharpened

    Antonymsalleviateddiminishedlessenedmitigatedreducedweakened

Forms
  • more intensified comparative form
  • most intensified superlative form
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verb

intensify/ɪnˈtɛn.sɪ.faɪ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по усилению, увеличению степени или интенсивности чего-либо.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming or making something stronger, more extreme, or more intense.

  1. Increase in extent or intensityB2formal

    To become greater, more serious, or more extreme, or to make something do this.

    ruУсиливать

    • The fighting in the region has intensified over the last few weeks.
    • We need to intensify our efforts to meet the deadline.
    • The storm is expected to intensify as it moves across the ocean.

    Synonymsaggravateamplifyaugmentboostdeepenescalateexacerbateheightenincreasesharpenstep upstrengthenworsen

    Antonymsabatealleviatedecreasediminishlessenmitigatemoderatereducesubsideweaken

  2. Make more marked or pronouncedB2formal

    To make a feeling, quality, or activity stronger or more noticeable.

    ruСделать более выраженным или заметным

    • His harsh words only intensified her anger.
    • The lighting in the room intensified the dramatic effect of the painting.
    • Competition among the companies has intensified significantly.

    Synonymsaccentuateamplifyaugmentdeepenheightenincreasemagnifyreinforcesharpenstrengthen

    Antonymsdecreasediminishlessenmoderatereduceweaken

  3. Become more intenseB2formal

    To grow in strength or degree over time.

    ruСтать более интенсивным

    • The heat intensified as the afternoon wore on.
    • Her interest in the subject intensified after taking the course.
    • The pain in his leg intensified after the long walk.

    Synonymsamplifydeepenescalateheightenincreasemountstrengthensurgeswell

    Antonymsabatedeclinedecreasediminishlessenmoderatesubsideweaken

  4. Photographic processingC2formaltechnical

    To make the chemically affected part of a negative denser or more opaque in order to produce a stronger contrast between light and dark.

    ruФотографическая обработка

    • The photographer intensified the negative to bring out more detail in the shadows.
    • In traditional darkroom work, you can intensify a print to increase contrast.
    • He used a chemical bath to intensify the underexposed film.
Forms
  • intensified past participle
  • intensified past simple
  • intensifying present participle
  • intensifies third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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