bracing

• Describe algo fresco, vigorizante o estimulante, usado a menudo para el clima o experiencias que hacen sentir a uno lleno de energía y vitalidad.

Describes something that is fresh, invigorating, or stimulating, often used for air, weather, or experiences that give energy.

1. Refreshingly invigoratingB2formal

   Giving energy, freshness, or strength; stimulating and refreshing.

   Reconfortantemente vigorizante

   • The bracing sea air made us feel alive.
   • A bracing walk in the morning clears the mind.
   • The cold water was bracing but exhilarating.

   Sinónimoscrispenergizingexhilaratinginvigoratingrefreshingrestorativerevivingstimulatingtonic

   Antónimosdebilitatingdrainingenervatingexhaustingfatiguingsoporifictiringweakening

2. Supporting or strengtheningC1formal

   Providing support, reinforcement, or preparation for something difficult.

   que fortalece o prepara

   • The coach gave a bracing speech before the final match.
   • Her bracing words helped him face the challenge.
   • The team needed a bracing strategy to overcome the crisis.

   Sinónimosinvigoratingrestorativestimulatingstrengtheningsupportivetonic

   Antónimosdebilitatingenfeeblingweakening

• Sustantivo que designa elementos estructurales, como vigas o barras, empleados para rigidizar o sostener un armazón frente a cargas laterales, así como la acción de reforzar o atirantar una estructura.

A noun referring to a structural member, such as a beam or rod, used to stiffen or support a framework against lateral forces.

1. Structural supportB2formal

   A structural member or system used to stiffen a framework, providing stability and resistance to forces.

   Arriostramiento estructural

   • The construction crew installed steel bracing to reinforce the building's frame.
   • Cross bracing is essential for earthquake resistance in tall structures.
   • The engineer inspected the bracing to ensure it could withstand high winds.

   Sinónimosbraceguypropreinforcementshoringstaystrutsupport

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de prepararse para algo difícil o desagradable, o para sostener o reforzar físicamente algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of preparing oneself for something difficult or unpleasant, or to support or strengthen something physically.

1. Prepare for impactB2formal

   To prepare oneself physically or mentally for something difficult or unpleasant.

   Prepararse para el impacto

   • She braced herself for the bad news.
   • The passengers braced for a rough landing.
   • He braced his body against the strong wind.

   Sinónimosfortifygirdpreparereadysteadysteel

2. Support or strengthenB2formal

   To make something stronger or more stable by supporting it.

   reforzar, apuntalar

   • They braced the wall with steel beams.
   • The workers braced the structure to prevent collapse.
   • He braced his leg against the rock for balance.

   Sinónimosbuttressfortifyprop upreinforceshore upsteadystrengthensupport

   Antónimosdestabilizeundermineweaken

Variantes phrasalbrace up