reinforce

English - Turkish

Definition of reinforce in English Turkish dictionary: {f} pekiştirmek; {f} sağlamlaştırmak; takviye etmek; (Tıp) Kuvvetini artırmak, takviye etmek; (Mekanik) takviye etme; donatmak; (Mekanik) sağlamlaştırma; takviye parçası; (Ticaret) teşvik etmek; güçlendirme yapmak; berkitmek; pekiştir; güçlendirmek; {f} takviye etmek, desteklemek; (Askeri) TAKVİYE ETMEK: Personel ve askeri malzeme eklemek suretiyle kuvvetlendirmek; güçlendir
Çatıyı güçlendirmemiz gerek. - We need to reinforce the roof.; (Mekanik) kuvvetlendirme; kuvvetlendirmek; destek
reinforce, stabilize; be stabilized: pekiştirmek, sağlamlaştırmak; stabilize olmak
reinforced: güçlendirilmiş
reenforce: güçlendirmek
reinforced: (Askeri,Teknik) takviyeli
reinforced: (Askeri) takviye edilen
reinforced: pekiştirilmiş
reinforced: donatılı
reinforced: teçhizatlı
reinforced: sağlamlaştırılmış
reinforced: desteklenmiş
reinforced: kuvvetlendirilmiş
reinforced: takviye edilmiş
reinforcer: (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) pekiştireç
reinforcing: (İnşaat,Teknik) kuvvetlendiren
reinforcing: takviye
reinforcing: (Askeri) top ateşi takviyesi
reinforced: {f} güçlendir
to reinforce: takviye etme
reenforce: f., bak. reinforce
reinforced: (Askeri) TAKVİYELİ, TAKVİYE EDİLMİŞ, TAKVİYE EDİLEN
reinforced: arkalı
reinforcing: (Askeri) TOP ATEŞİ TAKVİYESİ: Bir topçu birliğinin diğer topçu birliğinin ateşini güçlendirdiği taktik görev

English - English

Definition of reinforce in English English dictionary: to emphasize or review
The right homework will reinforce and complement the lesson.; to strengthen, especially by addition or augmentation
He reinforced the handle with a metal rod and a bit of tape.; to encourage a behavior or idea through repeated stimulus
Advertising for fast food can reinforce unhealthy dietary tendencies.; The thicker portion of the barrel of a gun, forward of the breech, and leading to the chase There may be first and second reinforce, the first being that starting at the breech Earlier models often had a molding, or at least a sharp discontinuity, between the reinforce and chase, as with the M1841 six-pounder gun, but this was usually smoother, almost invisible, in the more common guns of the Civil War period; If something reinforces a feeling, situation, or process, it makes it stronger or more intense. A stronger European Parliament would, they fear, only reinforce the power of the larger countries; If something reinforces an idea or point of view, it provides more evidence or support for it. The delegation hopes to reinforce the idea that human rights are not purely internal matters; See Reënforce, v; To reinforce an object means to make it stronger or harder. Eventually, they had to reinforce the walls with exterior beams. + reinforced re·inforced Its windows were of reinforced glass; strengthen and support with rewards; "Let's reinforce good behavior"; {f} strengthen, fortify, support; increase; provide a reward or punishment in order to encourage or discourage a particular response (Psychology); The portion of the barrel between the breech ring and the chase, extending forward past the trunnions Since powder pressure was greatest toward the breech, this part of the gun tube was thicker than the chase Howitzers and mortars had one reinforce, as did some guns Other guns had two The heavier breech reinforce is called the first reinforce; the lighter one, between the first reinforce and the chase, is the second reinforce; To reinforce an army or a police force means to make it stronger by increasing its size or providing it with more weapons. To reinforce a position or place means to make it stronger by sending more soldiers or weapons. Both sides have been reinforcing their positions after yesterday's fierce fighting; make stronger; "he reinforced the concrete"; strengthen and support with rewards; "Let's reinforce good behavior; make stronger; "he reinforced the concrete" strengthen and support with rewards; "Let's reinforce good behavior; See Reënforce, n; to strengthen by additional assistance, material, or support; to make stronger by adding something
reinforced: Simple past tense and past participle of reinforce
reinforcer: Something that reinforces; something that strengthens a behavior
reenforce: {v} to send fresh forces, to recruit
reenforce: {f} strengthen, fortify, support; increase; (Psychology) provide a reward or punishment in order to encourage or discourage a particular response (also reinforce)
reinforced: {s} strengthened, fortified; strengthened with metal (as of concrete)
reinforced: (used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness; "the built liquid detergents"
reinforced: past of reinforce
reinforced: given added strength or support; "reinforced concrete contains steel bars or metal netting"
reinforced: given added strength or support; "reinforced concrete contains steel bars or metal netting
reinforcer: (psychology) a stimulus that strengthens or weakens the behavior that produced it
reinforcer: {i} one who strengthens, fortifier; one who increases; reward or punishment designed to strengthen a particular response (Psychology)
reinforcer: Anything that increases the strength of a behavior
reinforcer: A consequence that increases the likelihood of the behavior occurring; a positive reinforcer is something desirable that the student receives for exhibiting a target behavior
reinforcer: An event (or termination of an event) that increases the frequency of the behavior that preceded it
reinforcer: Any stimulus that increases the likelihood of a response being offered Reinforcers may be positive or negative but we shall be dealing with positive reinforcers during this course They may also be primary (unconditioned) or secondary (conditioned)
reinforcer: A stimulus that changes the probability of a response in an instrumental conditioning paradigm (Anderson)
reinforcer: A consequent stimulus that increases the probability a behavior will occur, or maintains the future rate of that behavior
reinforcer: Any stimulus event that can be used to strengthen a behavior it follows
reinforcer: Anything that occurs after a behavior and changes the likelihood that the behavior will be repeated
reinforcer: a stimulus that follows a behaviour and increases the likelihood that the behaviour will be repeated
reinforcer: a stimulus event that increases the probability that the operant associated with it will be repeated
reinforcer: Anything that follows a behavior that increases the chances of that behavior occurring again
reinforces: third-person singular of reinforce
reinforcing: Various methods of using wire, bars or other material to strengthen projects
reinforcing: Something that reinforces
reinforcing: strengthening or stiffening a part in a product so that it can perform its function better i e is less likely to break or bend
reinforcing: Steel rods or metal fabric placed in concrete slabs, beams, or columns to increase their strength
reinforcing: The process of strengthening a member with some additional piece of material
reinforcing: present participle of reinforce
reinforcing: in artillery usage, a tactical mission in which one artillery unit augments the fire of another artillery unit Reinforcing is not used by aviation forces
reinforcing: Rebar placed into a Cast Stone unit during the manufacturing process to augment the unit during handling or to enable it to carry a structural load (i e lintel)
reinforcing: Metal that is built into brickwork e g reinforcing bars
reinforcing: In masonry structures, rods, mini-trusses or metal ties which reach from one wythe or course to another through the mortar for greater stability and permanence
reinforcing: Describing something used to reinforce