aggrandizement

n.

增大，强化，扩大；

1. With the aggrandizement of the land use intensity caused by human being, the property of natural surface soil was changed, and the different effect to resist wind erosion was made.
   随着人类对土地利用的强度不断增大，改变了自然土壤表层原有的性质，并对风产生不同的抗蚀效果。
2. Toughened glass calls aggrandizement glass again.
   钢化玻璃又称强化玻璃。
3. The manager's intention for the aggrandizement of his own department at the expense of other departments was obvious.
   经理想以牺牲别的部门来强化自己部门的意图显而易见。

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