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shore up

/ʃɔːr ʌp/

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verb

/ʃɔːr ʌp/C1formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, означающий поддерживать, укреплять или усиливать что-либо, особенно систему, аргумент или структуру, чтобы предотвратить сбой или разрушение.

A phrasal verb meaning to support, strengthen, or reinforce something, especially a system, argument, or structure, to prevent failure or collapse.

uncountable · transitive · phrasal, separable

  1. formal

    To support or strengthen something that is weak or in danger of failing.

    ruУкрепить

    • The government is trying to shore up the economy.
    • They used sandbags to shore up the riverbank.
    • The company needs to shore up its finances.

    Synonymsbolsterbracebuttressprop upreinforcestrengthensupportunderpin

    Antonymsdestabilizeerodesapundermineweaken

  2. Reinforce physicallyformal

    To prop up or reinforce a structure to prevent collapse.

    ruУкрепить

    • Workers shored up the old building with steel beams.
    • They shored up the tunnel walls to prevent a cave-in.
    • The miners shored up the roof of the mine shaft.

    Synonymsbracebuttresspropreinforcestrengthensupportunderpin

    Antonymsdestabilizeerodesapundermineweaken

Forms
  • shored up past participle
  • shored up past simple
  • shoring up present participle
  • shores up third person singular

Base verbshore

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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