shore up
Intermedio alto (B2) neutral
To make something stronger so it doesn't break or fail
"Engineers worked through the night to shore up the damaged sea wall before the next storm."
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shore up the defenses of the state,
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and to shore up support for himself.
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shore up some of the weaknesses of the
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John wanted to shore up his grip on his