encourage如何读

英:[ɪnˈkʌrɪdʒ]

美:[ɪnˈkɜːrɪdʒ]

encourage英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 鼓励,激励,怂恿 make sb feel brave enough or confident enough to do sth; promote
  2. vt. 促进,助长,激发 give active approval to; support; foster

encourage是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 鼓励
  2. 促进
  3. 支持
  4. 怂恿
  5. 激发
  6. 赞助
  7. 奖励
  8. 促使
  9. 推动
  10. 动员
  11. 说服
  12. 给...一些希望
  13. 挑逗
  14. 助长
  15. 劝告

encourage自然拼读

en·cour·age

ihn kuhr ihj

encourage变形

第三人称单数:encourages

现在分词:encouraging

过去式:encouraged

过去分词:encouraged

encourage词根

词根:encourage

adj.

encouraging 令人鼓舞的;鼓励的,奖励的

encouraged 受到鼓舞的

adv.

encouragingly 鼓励地;勉励人地

n.

encouragement 鼓励

v.

encouraging 鼓励,支持(encourage的ing形式)

encourage英英释义

transitive verb

to arouse feelings of hope or courage in; give confidence to; hearten.Winning in the first round of judging encouraged him tremendously.

to give help, support, or approval to.He hadn't planned on going to college, but his guidance counselor strongly encouraged him.One boy was hitting and teasing the dog, and the others were encouraging him.Her parents encouraged her in her efforts to become a figure skater.

to enthusiastically advise (someone) to pursue a course of action; urge.I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity while you have the chance.[verb + smby/smth + infinitive]Her husband encouraged her to return to her career.[verb + smby/smth + infinitive]

to stimulate or promote; advance.Plant food will encourage blossoming.[verb + gerund]Early graduation is possible, but the school does not encourage it.The city is putting in more bicycle lanes to encourage bicycling as a way to commute.[verb + gerund]

encourage词组

encourage investment鼓励投资

encourage区别

 motivate, encourage, excite, stimulate, inspire

这组词都有“鼓励、刺激”的意思,其区别是:

motivatev.激发,促动,强调激起动机去做某事。

A desire to go to medical school motivates her to study hard everyday.她希望上医学院,这成了她每天努力学习的动力。

encouragev.鼓励,促进,含有"使增强勇气或给予希望"的意味。

He encouraged his son to go to good college.他鼓励他的儿子上名牌大学。

excitev.指使人感到激动、兴奋;煽动,鼓动。

The band played louder and excited the audience.乐队演奏得更响亮了,使观众兴奋起来。

stimulatev.刺激,激发,促进,强调刺激反应的结果。

Cold air stimulates me.冷空气刺激我振作起来

inspirev.鼓舞,激发,影响,常常带有"启迪,启发"的意思。

My mother inspires us with stories of her difficult childhood.我的妈妈给我们讲童年时的艰苦生活以激励我们。

以上来源于网络

 encourage, excite, stimulate, inspire

这组词都有“鼓励,激励”的意思,其区别是:

encourage指提高某人情绪,增强战胜困难,实现目标的信心和勇气。

excite主要指某人的言行或其它外界因素使他人变得兴奋或感情冲动,多用被动态。

stimulate尤指人或物因外界因素而受到刺激,使人振作起来或增强做某事的信心和勇气。

inspire通常指鼓起勇气,充满信心和希望。

以上来源于网络

encourage词源中文解释

早在15世纪初,源自古法语 encoragier,意为“使强壮,鼓励”,由 en- “使,放入”(见 en-(1))和 corage “勇气,心”(见 courage)组成。相关词汇: Encouraged, encouraging, encouragingly。

encourage词源英文解释

Middle English encoragen, from Anglo-French encorager, from en- + curage courage

The first known use of encourage was in the 15th century

encourage儿童词典英英释义

engagementnoun

a promise to be present at a specified place and time

employment especially for a stated time

the band had engagements in different towns

pledge entry 1 sense 5, obligation

the act of engaging : the state of being engaged

an agreement to marryalso: the period during which one is pledged to be married

the state of being meshed into a working arrangement in which one part drives another

the state of being in conflict, opposition, or battle

endureverb

to continue in the same state : last

to bear patiently : suffer

to allow to happen or continue : tolerate

end1 of 3noun

the part at the boundary of an area

a point that marks the limit of something or the point where something no longer exists the end of the month

no end to her generosity

the last part lengthwise : tip

the stopping of a process or activity

death sense 1, destruction

something left over : remnant

goal sense 2, purpose

a football lineman whose position is at the end of the line

a phase of an undertaking

the sales end of the business

end2 of 3verb

to bring or come to an end : stop

end-3 of 3combining form

within : inside compare exo-

endoskeleton

taking in

endothermic

end1 of 3noun

the part at the boundary of an area

a point that marks the limit of something or the point where something no longer exists the end of the month

no end to her generosity

the last part lengthwise : tip

the stopping of a process or activity

death sense 1, destruction

something left over : remnant

goal sense 2, purpose

a football lineman whose position is at the end of the line

a phase of an undertaking

the sales end of the business

end2 of 3verb

to bring or come to an end : stop

end-3 of 3combining form

within : inside compare exo-

endoskeleton

taking in

endothermic

encourageverb

to cause to feel courage, spirit, or hope

encouraged by her kind words

to try to persuade

encouraged him to go back to school

to spur on : stimulate

to give help to : foster warm weather encourages plant growth

government grants to encourage young artists

encourage 例句

1 Tia and the other guy greeted them; then Tia encouraged me to put the shoes on.

2 Like the regent, he saw my future role as counselor to Sabata, and he encouraged me to study law.

3 She put her hands on the floor between them and leaned into him, which was so encouraging that he put his other hand on her waist.

4 Schoolteachers were told to encourage independent and critical-thinking skills in every subject and to teach students to think for themselves.

5 In this they are encouraged by wives and relatives, and it’s such a sweet trap.

6 Though, of course, as soon as Joe left he reconsidered, wondering was he crazy to encourage such a hopeless and inflammatory act?

7 With great tact the visitors continued, ‘Is it possible for you and your husband to encourage your children to practice their English when they are home?’

8 Cultural tourism can encourage the revival of traditions and the restoration of sited and monuments.

人文观光可促进传统文化的复兴以及景点遗址的重建.

9 Or should we encourage disadvantaged groups to struggle for equality through collective action?

10 “As a member of the Dawson County Council of Defense, I’m sworn to identify slackers and encourage them to do their patriotic duty.”

11 He claims the new regulations will encourage people to invest.

12 I had contracted dragon pox shortly before arriving at school, and while I was no longer contagious, my pockmarked visage and greenish hue did not encourage many to approach me.

13 to smile encouragingly

表示鼓励地微微一笑

14 Whenever Harry passed Quirrell these days he gave him an encouraging sort of smile, and Ron had started telling people off for laughing at Quirrell’s stutter.

15 That had to be considered an encouraging sign.

16 “He needs to speak his own words, but he won’t if you keep encouraging him to echo.”

17 The doctor encouraged his son to take the plunge.

18 He was always upbeat and encouraging when I met with him, but I was increasingly desperate to find a way to get his case overturned.

19 Talis and Fox retreated to the outer circles with Beefy in tow, giving Seven an encouraging smile and snapping pictures as they joined the other parents.

20 I pulled her out; whether she was worried about me or encouraging me, I couldn’t tell.

encourage 同义词

1 勉励

embrave push

2 赞助的

sustaining patronal

5 使有勇气

enhearten nerve rally embolden

6 振奋人心的

heart-stirring

14 促使

bring

16 鼓励的

tonic rousing stimulative

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