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fortified

/ˈfɔːr.tɪ.faɪd/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui a été renforcé ou fortifié, souvent utilisé dans le contexte de l'alimentation (avec des nutriments ajoutés) ou des constructions (avec une protection ajoutée)., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de renforcer ou de consolider quelque chose, comme une construction, une position ou une substance, afin de le rendre plus protégé ou plus résistant.

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adjective

/ˈfɔːr.tɪ.faɪd/B2formaltechnical
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui a été renforcé ou fortifié, souvent utilisé dans le contexte de l'alimentation (avec des nutriments ajoutés) ou des constructions (avec une protection ajoutée).

Describes something that has been strengthened or reinforced, often used in contexts of food (with added nutrients) or structures (with added defenses).

  1. Strengthened physicallyB2formal

    Made stronger or more secure, especially by building defenses.

    frfortifié (renforcé physiquement)

    • The castle was fortified with thick stone walls.
    • The city's fortified gates kept invaders out.
    • They built a fortified bunker underground.

    Synonymesarmoredbuttressedprotectedreinforcedstrengthened

    Antonymesdefenselessexposedunprotectedvulnerableweakened

  2. Enriched with nutrientsB1formalculinary

    Having added vitamins or minerals to improve nutritional value.

    frEnrichi en nutriments

    • Fortified milk contains extra vitamin D.
    • She drinks fortified orange juice for breakfast.
    • Many breakfast cereals are fortified with iron.
  3. Strengthened emotionally or mentallyC1formal

    Made stronger in resolve, confidence, or spirit.

    frfortifié (au sens moral)

    • Her faith fortified her during difficult times.
    • The team felt fortified by their recent victory.
    • He was fortified by the support of his friends.

    Synonymescomfortedemboldenedencouragedreinforcedstrengthenedsupported

    Antonymesdemoralizeddiscouragedunnervedweakened

Formes
  • more fortified comparative form
  • most fortified superlative form
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verb

fortify/ˈfɔːr.tɪ.faɪ/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de renforcer ou de consolider quelque chose, comme une construction, une position ou une substance, afin de le rendre plus protégé ou plus résistant.

A verb used to indicate the act of strengthening or reinforcing something, such as a structure, position, or substance, to make it more secure or resistant.

  1. Strengthen physicallyB2formal

    To make a place or structure stronger and more secure, especially against attack.

    frFortifier (physiquement)

    • The army fortified the castle walls with stone.
    • They fortified the city against invasion.
    • The bridge was fortified with steel supports.

    Synonymesbracebuttressprotectreinforcesecureshore upstrengthen

    Antonymesdebilitateenfeebleundermineweaken

  2. Strengthen mentally or emotionallyB2formal

    To give someone strength, courage, or confidence.

    frFortifier moralement

    • Her words fortified my resolve to continue.
    • The training fortified his mental toughness.
    • He fortified himself with a deep breath before the speech.

    Synonymesbolsterbraceemboldenencouragereassuresteel

  3. Add nutrientsB2formalculinary

    To add vitamins or minerals to food to improve its nutritional value.

    frenrichir en nutriments

    • The company fortifies its cereal with iron and vitamin D.
    • Milk is often fortified with calcium.
    • Many breads are fortified with folic acid.

    Synonymesboostenrichsupplementvitaminize

Formes
  • fortified past participle
  • fortified past simple
  • fortifying present participle
  • fortifies third person singular
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