Similar words: pressurize, pressure, air pressure, acupressure, pressure group, assuring, reassuring, reassuringly. Meaning: ['preʃəraɪz] 
v. 1. increase the pressure on a gas or liquid 2. maintain a certain pressure 3. increase the pressure in or of.
v. 1. increase the pressure on a gas or liquid 2. maintain a certain pressure 3. increase the pressure in or of. 
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31, As to the cost, a report published last year by MIT reckons on $25 a tonne to capture CO2 and pressurise it into a superfluid, and $5 a tonne to transport it to its burial site.
32, Chinese intelligence services have also been known to exploit vulnerabilities such as sexual relationships and illegal activities to pressurise individuals to co-operate with them.
33, "Do not work to pressurise us on the renminbi rate, " Mr Wen said, departing from prepared remarks.
34, His administration's wider emphasis on nuclear disarmament, and his decision to "reset" relations with Russia, were desirable in themselves but also part of this strategy to pressurise Iran.
35, Others call on Gordon Brown and George Bush to use the Olympics to pressurise China to reform.
36, The Russians use the threat of redirecting oil and gas supplies eastward to pressurise their European customers.
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