urge on

英 [ɜːdʒ ɒn]

美 [ɜːrdʒ ɑːn]

鼓励; 激励

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 鼓励；激励
  If youurgesomeoneon, you encourage them to do something.
  1. She had a strong and supportive sister who urged her on...
     她有一个坚强而支持她的姐姐在鼓励她。
  2. Visitors remember a lean, cheerful figure on horseback urging on his men.
     访客们记住了一个瘦削、乐观的人骑在马上为他的手下鼓劲。

英英释义

verb

• force or impel in an indicated direction
  1. I urged him to finish his studies
  Synonym:urgepressexhort
• spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts
  1. The crowd cheered the demonstrating strikers
  Synonym:cheerroot oninspireurgebarrackexhortpep up

双语例句

• The urge to stand on the gas pedal and go barreling after the other car is almost overpowering. 'Give him room and let him zoom,' Mr. Terry would say.
  你几乎抑制不住要踩油门追上去，但特里说：给他点空间，让他洋洋自得。
• Many people, when they are feeling miserable from a cold or the flu, get the urge to gorge on food.
  在受感冒或流感的折磨时，许多人有着补充大量的食物的欲望。
• You must urge the children on or we'll never get home.
  你必须催促孩子们赶路，不然我们永远也到不了家。
• To impel as if with a spur; urge on.
  鞭策似用刺激物驱赶；怂恿。
• It merges and interacts with the city space, and urge changes on many levels of city space, and shape a new and complex environment city space.
  其与城市空间的结合、互动，形成了新型的复杂的城市空间环境，促进了城市空间在多个层面上的变化。
• We should constantly urge ourselves on to study hard.
  我们要经常鞭策自己努力学习。
• He waved his hand as if t urge us on.
  他挥挥手，似乎在鼓励我们前进。
• Shocking inequalities did not seem to urge people on to the streets.
  巨大的不平等似乎并没有促使人们走上街头进行抗议。
• The speaker tried to urge the crowd on to show their opposition to the new law.
  演讲人试图煽动群众起来反对新法律。
• Visitors remember a lean, cheerful figure on horseback urging on his men.
  访客们记住了一个瘦削、乐观的人骑在马上为他的手下鼓劲。