reinforced

• Describe algo que ha sido hecho más resistente o eficaz, a menudo añadiendo material extra o soporte.

Describes something that has been made stronger or more effective, often by adding extra material or support.

1. Strengthened or supportedB2formal

   Made stronger or more resistant by adding extra material or support.

   reforzado

   • The bridge was reinforced with steel beams.
   • Reinforced concrete is used in many modern buildings.
   • The walls were reinforced to withstand earthquakes.

   Sinónimosbracedbuttressedfortifiedhardenedstrengthenedsupportedtoughened

   Antónimosfragileunsupportedweakened

2. Strengthened in behavior or beliefB2formal

   Made more certain or stronger through repetition or additional evidence.

   reforzado (en convicción o conducta)

   • His argument was reinforced by new data.
   • The training reinforced the importance of safety procedures.
   • Her confidence was reinforced by positive feedback.

   Sinónimosbuttressedconfirmedfortifiedsolidifiedstrengthenedsupported

   Antónimosshakenweakened

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de fortalecer o apoyar algo, como una idea, una estructura o un comportamiento.

A verb used to indicate the act of strengthening or supporting something, such as an idea, structure, or behavior.

1. Strengthen physicallyB2formal

   To make a structure or material stronger or more durable.

   Reforzar físicamente

   • They reinforced the bridge with steel beams.
   • The walls were reinforced to withstand earthquakes.
   • Concrete is often reinforced with metal bars.

   Sinónimosbracebuttressfortifyhardenshore upstiffenstrengthensupporttoughen

   Antónimosdeteriorateundermineweaken

2. Strengthen an idea or behaviorB2formal

   To strengthen or support an idea, opinion, or behavior, often through repetition or rewards.

   reforzar (una idea o conducta)

   • Positive feedback reinforces good study habits.
   • The teacher reinforced the lesson with practical examples.
   • Rewards can reinforce desired behaviors in children.

   Sinónimosback upbolsterbuttresscementencouragefortifypromotesolidifystrengthensupport

   Antónimosdiscourageundermineweaken