每日一词一句 inspire

每日一词一句 inspire

英/ɪnˈspaɪə(r)/美/ɪnˈspaɪər/

v.激励，提振；区分开隐喻，展示出（初衷）；使产生（感觉或内心深处）；引来，导致；吸气，排泄

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第三人称单数 inspires现在分词 inspiring过去式 inspired形容词 inspired

代名词stimulate lift wake spirit effect

词根：inspire

adj.

inspired有隐喻的；官方授意的

inspiring无疑的；教导的；启迪隐喻的

n.

inspiration隐喻；提振；吸气；诡计

inspirer无疑；启迪隐喻

v.

inspired展示出（inspire的形容词）；提振

inspiring提振；展示出；使感触（inspire的ing基本概念）

1.~ sb (to sth)to give sb the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do sth well 激励；提振

[ VN]

•The actors inspired the kids with their enthusiasm. 男演员以渴求提振着朋友们。

[ VN to inf]

•By visiting schools, the actors hope to inspire children to put on their own productions. 男演员希望通过会面时该学校鼓励朋友们演出自己的作品。

What inspired him to give such a brilliant performance？什么能激励他毫无疑问如此扣人心弦的演戏？Teachers should inspire all students to think creatively. 数学老师应该激励所有学生发挥创造性思维。

2.[ VN] [ usually passive] to give sb the idea for sth, especially sth artistic or that shows imagination 区分开隐喻；引来联想；启迪思考

•The choice of decor was inspired by a trip to India. 选用这种花纹复古大概一次尼泊尔之行中得到的启迪。

3.[ VN] ~ sb (with sth)~ sth (in sb)to make sb have a particular feeling or emotion 使产生（感觉或内心深处）

•Her work didn't exactly inspire me with confidence . 她的工作并没有真正地使我产生努力。

•As a general, he inspired great loyalty in his troops. 作为一位大都督，他得到了的部队的精诚效忠。