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in·spire /ɪnˈspaɪə(r)/ vt. | vi. ❶ vt. 1. 鼓舞,激励 His speech inspired the crowd. 他的演说鼓舞了群众。 The young painter had the example of Picasso to inspire and guide him. 这位青年画家有毕加索的榜样激励并指引着他。 2. (在…心中)激起,唤起(某种思想、感情) (in); 使(某人)产生(某种思想、感情) (with) inspire confidence (hope, enthusiasm, distrust) in sb. 激起某人的信心(希望,热情,疑虑) inspire sb. with admiration 使某人产生钦羡之情 3. 驱使,促使 Opposition inspired him to a greater effort. 别人的反对反而促使他干得更起劲。 4. 引起,促成,导致(某种结果);煽动,鼓动 The book was inspired by his travels in the Far East. 这本书是他远东旅行的结晶。 The crime was inspired by sexy movies. 这一犯罪行为是色情电影促成的。 Fascist-inspired riots 法西斯分子鼓动的暴乱 5. 给…以灵感;(神)给…以启示 be inspired by natural scenery 被自然景色唤起了灵感 The muse does not inspire all poets equally. 诗神并非一视同仁地赐给所有诗人以灵感。 He spoke like a prophet inspired from above. 他讲起话来像个受到神灵启示的先知。 6. 授意发表(报道等);暗中散布(流言蜚语等) an article inspired by a government official 由政府官员授意炮制的文章 inspire a rumour 暗中散布谣言 7. (把空气或气体等)吸入肺部 inspire the crisp fall air 吸入秋天的清新空气 8. 〈古〉呼吸;吹;注入(生命等) inspire a musical instrument 吹奏乐器 ❷ vi. 1. 吸气;把空气吸入肺部 inspire through one's mouth 用嘴吸气 2. 赋予灵感 [< OFr inspirer < L inspīrāre < IN-¹ + spīrāre to breathe]in·spir·a·tive-rətɪv,ˈɪnspɪreɪtɪv a. |