1.加强
1.to increase or improve something, or to make it more interesting
1.Here your advisor may be able to help you beef up the idea into something that's an appropriate amount of work.
现在导师就可以帮你增加一部分内容以达到一个适当的工作量。
2.They wanted her to beef up her transcript after she had spent a semester of high school in Italy.
他们希望她先去意大利读完一个学期的高中后就可以加强她的成绩单竞争力了。
3.What made construction especially attractive was the potential for lots of overtime, which allowed him to beef up his paychecks.
建筑类工作特别吸引人的地方是有很多加班机会，能让他多挣些钱。
4.Microsoft is also trying to beef up discovery and compliance features in Exchange with built-in e-mail archiving.
微软也试图通过内置电子邮件归档来提高Exchange的发现和遵从能力。
5.Wang and his cohorts say China needs to beef up its Navy if it continues buying up natural resources everywhere from Australia to Africa.
王小东和他的同伴们认为，如果中国继续购买从澳大利亚到非洲各处的自然资源，中国需要加强海军。
6.governments will also be urged to beef up their laws so as to deny sanctuary to terrorist groups and to put a clamp on their finances.
同时也会鼓励各国政府加强立法，拒绝充当恐怖分子团体的避难所，并控制其财政资金。
7.But with Chinese consumers becoming ever more demanding, she has no alternative but to beef up research and development.
但随着中国消费者变得越来越挑剔，郭红除了加大研发以外别无选择。
8.It intends to beef up the graphics abilities of its processors and will one day start selling specialised graphics chips.
它准备充实其显卡芯片研发的研发能力，等待某天能够销售专业显卡芯片。
9.As the big writedowns begin, British banks are now starting to beef up the capital that underpins their operations.
随着资产大幅缩水，英国银行开始加强资本以确保正常的经营。
10.Mr Obama has called for member countries to beef up the IMF to help it combat the global downturn.
奥巴马呼吁各成员国为IMF增资，以帮助其对抗全球衰退。