Vocab Bloom Hub

stiffen

/ˈstɪf.ən/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de tornar-se rígido, duro ou menos flexível, ou de tornar algo rígido.

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verb

/ˈstɪf.ən/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de tornar-se rígido, duro ou menos flexível, ou de tornar algo rígido.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming rigid, firm, or less flexible, or making something rigid.

  1. Become rigidB1formal

    To become physically rigid or less flexible, often due to cold, fear, or injury.

    ptFicar rígido

    • Her muscles stiffened after the long run.
    • The fabric stiffened when it dried in the sun.
    • He stiffened with fear when he heard the noise.

    Sinônimoscongealcrampfreezehardenrigidifysolidifytense uptighten

    Antônimosflexloosenrelaxsoften

  2. Make rigidB1formal

    To cause something to become rigid or less flexible.

    ptTornar rígido

    • The cold weather stiffened the rubber hose.
    • Add starch to stiffen the collar of the shirt.
    • The glue stiffened the paper into a hard sheet.

    Sinônimosbracefirmhardenrigidifysetsolidifytense

    Antônimosflexloosenrelaxsoften

  3. Become more severe or strictB2formal

    To become more severe, strict, or determined in attitude or policy.

    ptEndurecer

    • The government stiffened the penalties for tax evasion.
    • Her resolve stiffened as she faced the challenge.
    • The company stiffened its rules on workplace safety.

    Sinônimosfirm uphardentightentoughen

    Antônimoseaseloosenmoderaterelaxsoften

Formas
  • stiffened past participle
  • stiffened past simple
  • stiffening present participle
  • stiffens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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