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增强 (zēngqiáng): strengthen, enhance
增进 (zēngjìn): advance, promote
增大 (zēngdà): enlarge, magnify
增多 (zēngduō): increase in number/quantity
增加 (zēngjiā): raise, increase
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增加 (zēngjiā) is used to describe an increase in something. For example, 我们应该增加 (wǒmen yīnggāi zēngjiā) 投资 (tóuzī) 来改善 (lái gǎishàn) 环境 (huánjìng). This means "We should increase investment to improve the environment."
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增加 (zēngjiā) is used quite frequently in spoken Chinese, especially when talking about increasing something. For example, when talking about increasing the number of people in a group, one might say “我们增加几个人 (wǒmen zēngjiā jǐ gè rén)”, which translates to “Let’s add a few more people”. It is also used when talking about increasing the amount of something, such as “我们增加一点 (wǒmen zēngjiā yīdiǎn)”, which translates to “Let’s add a bit more”.
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