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redoubling

/rɪˈdʌb.lɪŋ/

Translations

redoublingnoun

redoublings

redoublementAction d’augmenter à nouveau l’intensité, l’ampleur ou la quantité ; emploi courant.

The redoubling of efforts by the team led to a successful project completion.

Le redoublement des efforts de l’équipe a permis d’achever le projet avec succès.

redoublementAu bridge, enchère qui augmente les enjeux après un doublement adverse.

Her redoubling in the bridge game caught everyone by surprise.

Son redoublement au bridge a surpris tout le monde.

Additional translations

doublementSens plus littéral, quand il s’agit d’un doublement à nouveau ou d’une augmentation par deux.

Synonyms

redoublinggerund / present participle

/rɪˈdʌblɪŋ/

/riˈdʌblɪŋ/

Used attributively before nouns (e.g. "redoubling efforts"), functioning as a present-participle adjective.

redoubléS’emploie surtout avec des noms abstraits : « efforts redoublés », « vigilance redoublée ».

The company launched a redoubling marketing push to regain market share.

L’entreprise a lancé une campagne marketing redoublée pour regagner des parts de marché.

redoubleverb

redoubling

Gerund

redoubled

Past Simple

redoubled

Past Participle

redoubling

Gerund

/rɪˈdʌb.əl/

redoubler

The team decided to redouble their efforts to win the championship.

L’équipe a décidé de redoubler d’efforts pour remporter le championnat.

Additional translations

surcontrerTerme de bridge.

Synonyms

Definitions

redoublingnoun

The act of doubling again or increasing something in size, amount, or intensity.

The redoubling of efforts by the team led to a successful project completion.

In bridge, a bid that increases the stakes of the game after an opponent has doubled.

Her redoubling in the bridge game caught everyone by surprise.

redoublinggerund / present participle

Causing or involving a further doubling; marked by a renewed or intensified increase.

The company launched a redoubling marketing push to regain market share.

redoubleverb

To make something much more intense or stronger.

The team decided to redouble their efforts to win the championship.

To double again; to double the size, amount, or intensity of something.

After the initial failure, they had to redouble their investment to ensure success.

In contract bridge, to double a doubled contract, increasing the stakes.

South redoubled the contract, daring the opponents to take the risk.