beef up (phrasal verb)
(informal) To make something bigger, better, stronger, or more effective.
Usage examples
- Security has been beefed up for the royal visit.
- They're taking on more workers to beef up the staff.
This phrase is commonly used when referring to improvements or reinforcements in various contexts, such as safety, personnel, or features.
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