strengthen your hand

strengthen (one's) hand

To give someone the ability to do something better, more forcefully, or more effectively. The law aims to strengthen federal officers' hands when making arrests on suspicion of illegal immigration. The scandal is yet another issue that will strengthen her opponent's hand in the run up to the election.

ˌstrengthen your ˈhand

give you more power to do something or act against somebody/something: The new anti-drug laws will strengthen the hand of the police.

词组	strengthen your hand
释义	strengthen your hand strengthen (one's) hand To give someone the ability to do something better, more forcefully, or more effectively. The law aims to strengthen federal officers' hands when making arrests on suspicion of illegal immigration. The scandal is yet another issue that will strengthen her opponent's hand in the run up to the election. See also: hand, strengthen Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. ˌstrengthen your ˈhand give you more power to do something or act against somebody/something: The new anti-drug laws will strengthen the hand of the police. See also: hand, strengthen Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: strengthen strengthen (one's) hand strengthen someone's hand pin (someone or something) against (someone or something) pin against hurl (someone or something) at (someone or something) hurl at champ down on (someone or something) pelt (someone or something) with (something) pelting References in periodicals archive This will help you strengthen your hand and wrist muscles. If I crack my knuckles too much, can I get arthritis? I named him to strengthen your hands, not to strengthen his. Gota named as presidential candidate by brother Mahinda Rajapaksa
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