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reinforcement

/ˌriː.ɪnˈfɔːrs.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la acción de reforzar o apoyar algo, como fuerzas militares, una conducta o una estructura, a menudo mediante recursos o estímulos adicionales.

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noun

/ˌriː.ɪnˈfɔːrs.mənt/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la acción de reforzar o apoyar algo, como fuerzas militares, una conducta o una estructura, a menudo mediante recursos o estímulos adicionales.

A noun referring to the act of strengthening or supporting something, such as a military force, a behavior, or a structure, often through additional resources or stimuli.

  1. Military supportB2formalpolitical

    A military operation involving additional troops, equipment, or supplies to strengthen a force or assist in its mission.

    esRefuerzo militar

    • The general requested immediate reinforcements to hold the front line.
    • Reinforcements arrived just in time to turn the tide of the battle.
    • The convoy delivered much-needed reinforcements to the besieged city.

    Sinónimosaidbackupsupport

  2. Supporting evidenceB2formal

    Information or arguments that make a claim, idea, or belief more convincing or forcible.

    esRefuerzo (evidencia de apoyo)

    • The new data provided reinforcement for the scientist's hypothesis.
    • His testimony served as reinforcement for the prosecution's case.
    • The study offers reinforcement of earlier findings on climate change.

    Sinónimosconfirmationcorroborationevidenceproofsubstantiationsupportvalidation

  3. Psychological stimulusC1formalscientific

    In psychology, a stimulus that strengthens or weakens the behavior that produced it, used in conditioning.

    esRefuerzo psicológico

    • Positive reinforcement encourages desired behaviors by rewarding them.
    • The teacher used reinforcement to help students learn new habits.
    • Negative reinforcement removes an unpleasant stimulus to increase a behavior.

    Sinónimosreinforcer

  4. Strengthening deviceB2formaltechnical

    A device or material designed to provide additional strength or support to a structure or object.

    esRefuerzo estructural

    • Steel bars are used as reinforcement in concrete structures.
    • The bridge's reinforcement was upgraded to withstand earthquakes.
    • Fiberglass reinforcement adds durability to the plastic components.

    Sinónimosbracebuttressribstaystiffenerstrengthenerstrutsupport

  5. Behavioral encouragementB2formal

    An action performed to strengthen or encourage approved behavior, often in education or training.

    esRefuerzo conductual

    • Praise is a simple form of reinforcement for good behavior in children.
    • The trainer used treats as reinforcement for the dog's obedience.
    • Consistent reinforcement helps establish positive habits.

    Sinónimosencouragementincentiveinducementmotivationrewardsupport

    Antónimosdeterrentdiscouragementpunishment

Formas
  • reinforcements plural form
  • reinforcements' possessive plural form
  • reinforcement's possessive singular form
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