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mo·ti·va·tion
mo t veI shn
复数:motivations
motivational (adj.)
词根:motif
adj.motor 汽车的;机动的
motive 发动的;成为动机的
motivated 有动机的;有积极性的
motionless 静止的;不运动的
motivational 动机的;激发性的;有关动机的;动机说明
motional 运动的;起动的
motiveless 无动机的
n.motion 动作;移动;手势;请求;意向
motor 发动机,马达;汽车
motive 动机,目的;主题
motif 主题;动机;主旨;图形;意念
motivator 动力;激励因素
motivity 动力;原动力
v.motivated 使产生动机;激发…的积极性(motivate的过去式和过去分词)
vi.motion 运动;打手势
motor 乘汽车
vt.motion 运动;向…打手势
motivate 刺激;使有动机;激发…的积极性
motor 以汽车载运
motive 使产生动机,激起
Noun
1. the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal; the reason for the action; that which gives purpose and direction to behavior;
"we did not understand his motivation"
"he acted with the best of motives"
2. the condition of being motivated;
"his motivation was at a high level"
3. the act of motivating; providing incentive
learning motivationn. 学习动机
intrinsic motivation内在动机;内在激励
achievement motivation成就动机
motivation to learn学习的动机
internal motivation内在动机
work motivation工作动机
extrinsic motivation外在动机;外在激励;外加激励
motivation theories激励理论
academic motivation学习动机
personal motivation个人动机
1873年,动机一词是指“提供激励或诱因以促进行动的行为或过程”;请参见motivate + -ion。这个词很可能是从德语借来的,在德语中,motivation可以追溯到1854年的使用。1904年,在心理学中,动机的含义指“内在或社会上刺激某个行为的东西”。
动机
促动,推动,诱导:心理学上指动机和动力
动机
动机
The first known use of motivation was in 1873
motorbikenoun
a light motorcycle
motoneuronnoun
motor neuron
motocrossnoun
a motorcycle race over a course laid out on rough terrainalso: the sport of motocross racing
motley1 of 2adjective
having various colors
composed of various often unlike kinds or parts
a motley collection of junk
motley2 of 2noun
a garment of mixed colors worn by a court jester
fool entry 1 sense 2
a mixture of different elements
motive1 of 2noun
something (as a need or desire) that leads or influences a person to do something
their motive in running away was to avoid trouble
motif
motive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or causing motion
motive power
motive1 of 2noun
something (as a need or desire) that leads or influences a person to do something
their motive in running away was to avoid trouble
motif
motive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or causing motion
motive power
motive1 of 2noun
something (as a need or desire) that leads or influences a person to do something
their motive in running away was to avoid trouble
motif
motive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or causing motion
motive power
motive1 of 2noun
something (as a need or desire) that leads or influences a person to do something
their motive in running away was to avoid trouble
motif
motive2 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or causing motion
motive power
motivationnoun
the act or process of motivating
the condition of being motivated
a motivating force or influence : incentive
motivationnoun
the act or process of motivating
the condition of being motivated
a motivating force or influence : incentive
motivationnoun
the act or process of motivating
the condition of being motivated
a motivating force, stimulus, or influence (as a drive or incentive)
lacks the motivation to lose weight
1 That’s the other powerful motivation—the customers, or “patients,” as I can’t help thinking of them on account of the mysterious vulnerability that seems to have left them temporarily unable to feed themselves.
2 “I’m your motivation! You get to work alongside the great and creative Elizabeth Shainmark!”
3 Or at best a confused motivation, as with Liszt’s well-intentioned misunderstanding of Romani music.
4 Is it really possible to understand and systematically influence learner motivation?
果真能了解和系统地影响学生的动机 吗 ?
5 “And what purpose is served by disobeying the Machine? Let’s consider motivations.”
6 “You just ask them which tastes better, and by that indirect method you get a picture of what their true motivations are.”
7 This certainly will affects the marine motivation condition of Xiamen periphery further.
这势必进一步影响到厦门周边的海洋动力条件.
8 “I think it’s really important to keep in mind that none of us can know the mind, motivations, or intentions of the person who set flame to Sasha’s clothing,” he wrote.
9 The learning motivation of foreign language has great influence on English learning.
外语学习动机对英语学习影响很大.
10 The motivation for him to change his mind, they felt, was a desire to appease a constituency whipped into a frenzy over high school football.
11 Now that YOU are home, alive and well, you have judged the judgments of others, analyzed their intentions, behaviors, personalities and motivations.
12 I first began to investigate the basis of human motivation— and how people persevere after setbacks—as a psychology graduate student at Yale University in the 1960s.
20 世纪60 年代,我在耶鲁大学读心理学研究生时第一次研究了人类行动动机的基础以及人类在历经挫折后怎样继续坚持。
13 What they had been motivated to do intrinsically they were now being given anextrinsic motivation for.
以前他们是被内在的动机驱使的,而现在他们却被外在的动机驱动.
14 Chapter One will explicate the researcher's motivation and offers the orientation of this thesis.
第一章将说明研究动机并引出全文方向.
15 It's a lack of discipline, it a lack of motivation.
计划的失败不是缺少纪律, 而是缺少动机.
16 Our motivation to win new trophies always great and it will stay that way next season.
赢得新奖杯的动力总是巨大的,下赛季也一样,我们保持着这样的动力.
17 What are the elements of learner motivation?
学生动机的要素是什么?
18 The problem is the length of the contract and my motivation to play football.
问题在于我能得到一份多长时间的合约和我还能再为足球付出多少心血.
19 He still wanted a paycheck, but the desire to prove himself over the board was his strongest motivation for trying to heal the rift.
20 It’s been hard for me to find the motivation to talk with anyone about this heavy feeling in my chest.
1 激起动机
2 学习的欲望
5 动机
motive reason ground signal consideration incentive motif motion persuasive inducement inceptive scissors to grind impulse motivic moment object spring instance politics
6 动力
way power load dynamic steam momentum grunt impetus locomotion impulsion dynamics motive power kinetic drive agency mover birr motivity heartbeat moving force vector spur
7 诱导
motivational inductive inveiglement influence induction derivation inducement induce revulsive solicitation conduction motivate motive
9 激发
stimulating inciting incitant fit rush hurricane blaze paroxysm ebullition explode uprouse activise wake vitalize
10 刺激
exciting electric incentive stimulating fiery irritating stimulant irritant action-packed pinprick charge kick boot trigger belt jar needle excitement bang spur cue yeast ginger encouragement impulse stimulus irritation sting mustard motif scorpion persuasive provocative impetus prod provocation bracing excitation whet inducement goad hypo wallop fillip hotfoot impulsion agitate jangle fire challenge fuel bite prompt cite urge excite motivate hop stimulate gig motive hype provoke goose irritate nudge incite quicken startle pique catalyze rev rasp innervate eroticize adrenalize a kick in the ass a shot in the arm