reinforced

形容詞

UK/ˌriː.ɪnˈfɔːst/
US/ˌriː.ɪnˈfɔːrst/

定義 reinforced 形容詞

  1. Made stronger by the addition of strong materials or special components.

    • Motorcycle riding suits feature reinforced padding in the knees and elbows.

    • The center sections of these T-connectors are reinforced to strengthen the joint between the vertical and horizontal pieces.

    • The shoulder straps of this backpack are reinforced to withstand heavy loads.

  2. A building or structure strengthened with materials like metal rods in concrete or brick.

    • A large reinforced concrete pillar supports the building's rear section.

    • The building uses a reinforced concrete structure to enhance its resistance to earthquakes.

    • The old building required reinforcement to prevent its collapse.

  3. A belief, plan, or feeling that has become stronger than before.

    • He returned to his desk with a stronger conviction in the significance of his work.

    • After hearing the speech, her determination to protect the environment was reinforced.

    • This success reinforced their belief in their own capabilities.

  4. An army or other force that has been strengthened with additional personnel or weaponry.

    • Reinforced patrols of police moved throughout the city to maintain order.

    • The reinforced troops have arrived in the area to strengthen the defense.

    • The garrison in the region has been reinforced in anticipation of the conflict.