verb (used with object), pres·sur·ized, pres·sur·iz·ing. 1.to raise the internal
atmospheric pressure of to the required or desired level:
to pressurize an astronaut's spacesuit before a walk in space. 2.to maintain normal
air pressure in (the cockpit or cabin of an airplane) at high altitudes.
3.to apply
pressure to (a gas or liquid); supercharge.
Also, especially British, pres·sur·ise.
Related forms pres·sur·iz·er, noun
re·pres·su·rize, verb, re·pres·su·rized, re·pres·su·riz·ing.
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