boost

verbB1 · Intermediate

To make something better or stronger.

Meaning of «boost»

verb

to make something better or stronger

The coach tried to boost the team's confidence.

Translation

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«boost» in 17 languages

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ID Indonesia

JA 日本語

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The difference between similar words

to make something stronger

strengthenthe general word: make strongerExercise strengthens your muscles.

reinforcemake stronger by adding support or materialThey reinforced the wall with steel bars.

boostgive a quick push up, like confidence or energyThe win boosted the team's confidence.

consolidateformalformal; make a position firmer and saferThe team consolidated its lead with another win.

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