consolidate
ਮਜ਼ਬੂਤ
definition
verb
the first phase of the project is to consolidate the outside walls
make (something) physically stronger or more solid.
all manufacturing activities have been consolidated in new premises
combine (a number of things) into a single more effective or coherent whole.
example
Staffers are studying how to 'consolidate' the paper's four weekly magazines into a single Sunday magazine of up to 32 pages, she said.
As imperialist globalisation tries to 'consolidate' its power the world over, building a mass anti-imperialist women's movement is more important than ever.
The bank wants to 'consolidate' its 20 Edinburgh offices to a ‘single digit’ on three sites - the city centre, the Gyle and Gogarburn.
The new board has been instructed by cabinet to 'consolidate' the corporation's accounts into a holding company and to settle the corporation's debts as well as its overdraft and outstanding loans.
As he looks ahead to the history books, however, he seems to realize that hard power alone will not 'consolidate' his position.
Three Taiwanese government-owned banks have merged in order to 'consolidate' banking activities in the country, overcrowded by too many banks.
The UK has world-class neuroscience, and this Centre would 'consolidate' the UK's position as a global leader.
The very last Major act was to 'consolidate' the various legislation on employment rights regarding unfair dismissal, redundancy, and claims of lesser importance.
If you have money spread around various bank deposit and building society accounts then this is as good a time as any to 'consolidate' them into one single account.
There he made preparations for his first attempts to 'consolidate' purified platinum powder into a solid plug and to hammer it into a metallic ingot.
In my opinion, your country has enormous potential to build and 'consolidate' an outstanding position as a European and international tourist destination.
He observed: to describe the right to 'consolidate' several accounts as an example of the banker's lien is… a misuse of language.
The legislation has a simple purpose: to 'consolidate' and modernise the legislation relating to the property of the Anglican Church in the diocese of Christchurch.
The department has previously hired different advertising and media agencies for separate campaigns, but will now 'consolidate' its account.
Most recently the Commission has made a proposal to reform and 'consolidate' all of the legislation in one measure.
He has been meeting with the local banks in order to 'consolidate' our accounts.
Companies with subsidiaries in several countries will normally 'consolidate' their accounts in the home country, bringing together accounting statements in a variety of currencies.
the first phase of the project is to 'consolidate' the outside walls
Strips of suitable length are cut, and are then beaten with a hammer in order to 'consolidate' the substance of the hide.
One option being considered is to 'consolidate' Chippenham and Malmesbury's sorting offices into a single, purpose built facility in Chippenham.
The final package of changes proposed responds to a need to update, 'consolidate' , and ensure consistency across different pieces of legislation.
These measures bring together, update and 'consolidate' EU food and feed legislation.
He said he had no doubt that the additional guarantees inherent in that standard will further 'consolidate' the market position of quality-assured eggs.
Carrying on an old tradition, many airlines have been known to cancel a flight, to 'consolidate' the numbers of passengers on board.
Then, in 1999, the lender suggested that the single mom 'consolidate' her two mortgages into one.
I recently got married, so I had to start looking for a bank to 'consolidate' our accounts.
Leaders hate to be thwarted; it is in the nature of power to 'consolidate' itself.
This medical monopoly has throughout the twentieth century continued to 'consolidate' and strengthen its power.
We 'consolidate' our accounts and get lower APRs and keep devoting a percentage of our income to paying them off.
To avoid such an outcome, an attacker may resort to an ‘operational pause’ to 'consolidate' his position before continuing the attack.
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