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increase; strengthen; deepen; heighten; redouble; rise; achieve momentum; gather momentum; get up (о пожаре, ветре, буре); act up (It was very windy, so my allergies really acted up. Moscowtran); grow louder (of sound); grow stronger; augment; gain strength (Hurricane Helene continued to gain strength as a Category 3 storm in the open Atlantic, and forecasters said it could threaten Bermuda... VLZ_58); grow; intensify (The shelling has intensified.); swell (of sound); grow louder (of sound); become more intense; come down harder (of rain); endeavor (to); get more intense (The odor got more intense. ART Vancouver) |
| Игорь Миг |
pick up steam |
| ajedr. |
improve in strength; strengthen one's play; strengthen the position (в позиции) |
| antic. |
strive (to) |
| fig. |
power up; grow in intensity (Andrey Truhachev) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
endeavor to (pf of усиливаться); endeavour to (pf of усиливаться); strive to (pf of усиливаться); exert oneself (pf of усиливаться) |
| inf. |
ramp up (дождь усилится = Wet, cold and windy! Rain is ramping up this morning as our latest cold low pressure system pushes fronts inland. Expect all day rounds of rain, winds gusting to 50 km/h, and highs that will only hit 9/10 C. ART Vancouver) |
| makár. |
become aggravated; become stronger; gather momentum (об общественном движении и т. п.); grow louder (о звуках, шуме и т. п.) |
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amplify (sound); enhance; exasperate; heighten; increase; intensify; strengthen; reinforce; deepen; exacerbate; exalt; italicize; redouble; stretch; sinew; step up (что-либо); goose (GeorgeK); fortify; trigger; pep up (VLZ_58); supercharge (krasnet); ratchet up (...an attempt to ratchet up the pressure • He fears inflation will ratchet up as the year ends. • Western sanctions were imposed on Russia after it annexed Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in 2014. They were ratcheted up – targeting many close associates of Mr Putin – when the Russian military bolstered pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine. • The health department has ratcheted up efforts to prevent or slow down the spread of swine flu in schools. Alexander Demidov); amp up (Taras); double down on (Ремедиос_П); thicken up (из кинофильма "Американский пирог" (1999): Okay, that was good, but I want to thicken up that solo – Неплохо, но мне хочется усилить это соло Mr. Wolf) |
| Игорь Миг |
ramp up; scale up; step up to; bump up; bolster; give another boost; tighten up one's grip on something (свой) контроль над/за (чем-либо) |
| amer. |
beef up (охрану) |
| antic. |
enforce |
| astron. |
step out; consolidate |
| fig. |
power up |
| idiom. |
goose up (To cause something to become stronger or more intense.  thefreedictionary.com Ася Кудрявцева) |
| jerg. |
beef up (ART Vancouver) |
| makár. |
turn up; step up |
| maner. |
dial up (wiktionary.org whysa) |
| mat. |
aggravate; boost; sharpen |
| med. |
add to (действие какого-либо препарата Гера) |
| mil. |
bolster (прислать подкрепление: Britain's military garrison on the Falkland Islands could be bolstered to deter an increased risk of invasion, according to reports. 4uzhoj); augment (войсками, техникой; см. тж. bolster: On 23rd August a warrant was issued to augment the Regiment with five more companies.) |
| radio |
amplify |
| recurs. |
gain |
| redes. |
amplify (напр., входной образ clck.ru dimock) |
| tec. |
power |
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усилитьсяо шахматисте, повысившем свою шахматную силу v | |
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| ajedr. |
increase one's playing strength |
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| abrev. |
усилительное |
