Word: entrenches
Synonyms: entrenches
establish, settle, lodge, set, root, install, plant, embed, seat, enshrine, dig (oneself) in, trench, impinge, encroach, intrench, dig in
Translations: entrenches
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spanish
Translations:
atrinchera, afianza, consolida, consagra, arraiga
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german
Translations:
verschanzt
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french
Translations:
enchâsse, consacre, retranche, enracine
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italian
Translations:
trincera, consolida, rafforza, sancisce definitivamente, ha sancito
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portuguese
Translations:
consolida, escuda, fortifica, entrincheira
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dutch
Translations:
verschanst, verankert, consolideren, verschanst zich
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russian
Translations:
укрепляет, закрепляет, лишь усиливает, увековечивает, провозглашаются
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norwegian
Translations:
befester
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swedish
Translations:
förankrar, befäster
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finnish
Translations:
vakiinnuttaa, vakiinnutetaan, kaivautuu taisteluasemiin
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danish
Translations:
befæster, trænger sig, system indbefatter
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czech
Translations:
upevňuje
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polish
Translations:
umacnia
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turkish
Translations:
güçlendiren, güçlendirmektedir, noktalarımızın mevzilerine, pekiştirerek
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greek
Translations:
Περιχαρακώνει, κατοχυρώνει, παγιώνει, παγιώνει τις, εδραιώνει
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ukrainian
Translations:
зміцнює, укріплює
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albanian
Translations:
barikadon, përforcon, thellon, e barikadon
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belarusian
Translations:
умацоўвае, ўмацоўвае, мацуе, ўзмацняе, узмацняе
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croatian
Translations:
jaca
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lithuanian
Translations:
įtvirtina, įtvirtintas, įtvirtinta, yra įtvirtintas, įtvirtinti
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romanian
Translations:
fortifica, consacră
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slovak
Translations:
upevňuje, posilňuje, konsoliduje, pripevňuje, drží
The meaning and "use of": entrenches
verb
- establish (an attitude, habit, or belief) so firmly that change is very difficult or unlikely. - ageism is entrenched in our society
- encroach or trespass upon. - The case is quite different from that in which an outright owner of property finds that his ownership is entrenched upon by some outside intervention in the form of taxation.
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