boost in Greek
boost in Greek is ενισχύω — boost means something that helps increase or improve a person's effort, confidence, or performance.
boost in Greek
ενισχύω
Pronounced: enischyo
(transitive) To lift or push from behind (one who is endeavoring to climb); to push up.
What does "boost" mean?
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noun Something that helps increase or improve a person's effort, confidence, or performance.
"A kind word from her coach was just the boost she needed before the race."
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verb To help increase or improve something.
"Eating a good breakfast can boost your energy levels throughout the morning."
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verb To start a vehicle with a dead battery using jumper cables (informal).
"My neighbour kindly boosted my van this morning when it wouldn't start."
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boost in a sentence
- A kind word from her coach was just the boost she needed before the race.
- The sunny weekend gave local cafes a welcome boost.
- Eating a good breakfast can boost your energy levels throughout the morning.
- The discount was meant to boost sales before the holidays.
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What is "boost" in Greek?
"boost" in Greek is ενισχύω. boost means: Something that helps increase or improve a person's effort, confidence, or performance.
How do you pronounce ενισχύω?
"boost" in Greek is ενισχύω, pronounced "enischyo".
How do you use "boost" in a sentence?
Example: "A kind word from her coach was just the boost she needed before the race." In Greek, "boost" is ενισχύω.
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