reinforce
सुदृढ़
definition
verb
paratroopers were sent to reinforce the troops already in the area
strengthen or support, especially with additional personnel or material.
translation of 'reinforce'
कुमक भेजना,
प्रबलित करना,
पुनः प्रचालित करना
verb
सुदृढ बनाना,
शक्ति बढ़ाना
example
paratroopers were sent to 'reinforce' the troops already in the area
Students can also start and stop the presentation at any point and repeat slides to 'reinforce' material.
Don't 'reinforce' the idea that body shape and size should be a significant factor in how we perceive people.
Hours later, we again took to the air, this time towing gliders full of troops to 'reinforce' the men we just dropped.
At first signs of enemy preparation for attack, action is taken to 'reinforce' the defense, and weapon assets and personnel are put on high alert.
On landing the 7th Battalion of 5th Brigade begins a forced march towards Pegasus Bridge, to 'reinforce' the glider force.
A fierce fight then ensued while multitudes of tanks and helicopters came to 'reinforce' their forces fighting against us.
Two divisions were sent by Lee to 'reinforce' the left wing.
Their findings 'reinforce' the idea that communication failure is an important source of medical error.
Then, at the end of August, Japanese forces endeavoured to flank Port Moresby and 'reinforce' their troops on the Kokoda Track by forcing a landing at Milne Bay.
They are expected to help secure supply lines and 'reinforce' coalition forces approaching the capital of five million people.
Apparently the Germans played along in order to win time to 'reinforce' their forces in Italy, which were increased from six divisions in July to eighteen in September with four more on their way.
She said that from the time Ian was about 2 years old, she had worked with him to 'reinforce' certain habits.
Participants continue to meet in monthly support groups to 'reinforce' the values and skills developed while in the program.
The diagrams are large and clear and there are cartoons throughout the book that 'reinforce' the subject matter.
paratroopers were sent to 'reinforce' the troops already in the area
The question now was where to employ the heavy machine guns to best support and 'reinforce' the light machine guns and strengthen King Company's defense.
Their defence strengthened, they could send troops to 'reinforce' their left flank - a redistribution of strength that would prove vital in the Battle of the Marne.
It is, however, heartening that Government has 'reinforced' troops on the border especially where there have been incursions.
The Spanish governors in Italy declared allegiance to their new sovereign, and French troops 'reinforced' them.
Hence, the therapist will often help the caregivers develop increased family structure, operationalize desired youth behavior, and identify natural 'reinforcers' to be linked with desired behavior.
Treats are often used as 'reinforcers' , but praise, such as ‘good dog’ or a pat on the head, can also be effective rewards.
A sense of identity 'reinforces' the idea of self.
The tactical air assault force can be 'reinforced' with a motorized rifle battalion.
The play's portrayal of despairing men and women losing themselves in drink is 'reinforced' today by alcohol consumption surveys.
The logic of working together to reduce, reuse and recycle our rubbish is 'reinforced' by a sense of a common heritage.
Something in her told her she could trust him and he 'reinforced' that feeling by being trustworthy.
She constantly 'reinforced' the idea that you can do anything you want.
We were 'reinforcing' our troop presence in South Korea and had other military options on the table.
These supplies were the last hope of the U.S. forces for 'reinforcing' their depleted divisions and stopping the enemy's imminent breakthrough.
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