英语词汇stir怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ stir /ˈstɚ/ verb

stirs; stirred; stirring

¹ stir

/ˈstɚ/

verb

stirs; stirred; stirring

Learner's definition of STIR

[+ object] : to mix (something) by making circular movements in it with a spoon or similar object搅；搅拌

She stirred her coffee.她搅拌自己的咖啡。
The cake batter must be stirred for 10 minutes.蛋糕面糊必须要搅拌10分钟。
Stir one cup of sugar into the batter.把一杯糖搅进面糊里。

: to move or cause (someone or something) to move after being still（使）动；（使）开始移动

[no object]

She heard him stir (in bed). [=heard him begin to move in bed as he woke up]她听见他在床上开始起身。
He never stirred from the couch [=he stayed on the couch] all afternoon.整个下午他窝在沙发上没动过。

[+ object]

She was stirred from her sleep by the noise.她被响声吵醒了。
The breeze stirred the leaves on the tree.微风吹动树上的叶子。

a [no object] : to be active or busy活跃；忙碌

We could see people stirring inside the shop.我们可以看见人们正在店里忙碌着。“
“Not a creature was stirring”“人和动物们都停止了忙碌。”
Clement Moore, “A Visit from Saint Nicholas” (1822)克莱门特·穆尔，《圣尼古拉斯来访》(1822)

b [+ object] : to cause (someone or something) to be active使活跃；使积极；激发

A good book can stir the imagination.一本好书能激发想象力。
He stirred himself to action. [=he began to take action]他开始采取行动。

[+ object] : to cause (an emotion or reaction)引起；造成；激起

The bad economic news has stirred anxiety among investors. [=has caused investors to worry]负面经济新闻在投资者中引起焦虑。

— usually + up

The bad news has stirred up a lot of anxiety.负面新闻已引起许多焦虑。
The story stirred up some deep emotions within him.这个故事激起了他内心深处强烈的情感。

stir up

[phrasal verb]

stir up (someone) or stir (someone) up : to cause (someone) to feel a strong emotion and a desire to do something激发；激起

The speech stirred up the crowd.演讲在人群中引起了热烈反响。

stir (something) up or stir up (something)

a : to cause (something) to move up into and through the air or water扬起；搅起；搅动

The workers stirred up a lot of dust.工人们扬起许多灰尘。

b : to cause (something, usually something bad or unpleasant) to happen煽动；挑起

They're trying to stir up trouble.他们正试图挑起麻烦。
stirring up racial hatred煽动种族仇恨
His comments certainly stirred things up. [=caused a lot of excitement, anger, etc.]他的评论肯定煽起了激动的情绪。

— see also ¹stir 4 (above)

² stir /ˈstɚ/ noun

² stir

/ˈstɚ/

noun

Learner's definition of STIR

[singular]

: a state of excitement, anger, or surprise among a group of people（群情）激动，愤怒，震动

His comments have caused quite a stir.他的评论已引起激动情绪。

: a small movement微动；颤动

the stir of the leaves in the breeze微风中树叶的颤动

: the act of stirring something with a spoon or similar object搅动；搅拌

She gave the sauce a stir. [=she stirred the sauce]她搅了搅酱汁。

chiefly US slang, old-fashioned : prison

He spent five years in stir.他在狱中待了五年。

单词	stir
释义	stir (noun) stir 7 ENTRIES FOUND: stir (verb) stir (noun) stir-crazy (adjective) stir-fry (noun) stir-fry (verb) stirring (adjective) stirring (noun) ¹ stir /ˈstɚ/ verb stirs; stirred; stirring ¹ stir /ˈstɚ/ verb stirs; stirred; stirring Learner's definition of STIR 1 [+ object] : to mix (something) by making circular movements in it with a spoon or similar object搅；搅拌 She stirred her coffee.她搅拌自己的咖啡。 The cake batter must be stirred for 10 minutes.蛋糕面糊必须要搅拌10分钟。 Stir one cup of sugar into the batter.把一杯糖搅进面糊里。 2 : to move or cause (someone or something) to move after being still（使）动；（使）开始移动 [no object] She heard him stir (in bed). [=heard him begin to move in bed as he woke up]她听见他在床上开始起身。 He never stirred from the couch [=he stayed on the couch] all afternoon.整个下午他窝在沙发上没动过。 [+ object] She was stirred from her sleep by the noise.她被响声吵醒了。 The breeze stirred the leaves on the tree.微风吹动树上的叶子。 3 a [no object] : to be active or busy活跃；忙碌 We could see people stirring inside the shop.我们可以看见人们正在店里忙碌着。“ “Not a creature was stirring”“人和动物们都停止了忙碌。” Clement Moore, “A Visit from Saint Nicholas” (1822)克莱门特·穆尔，《圣尼古拉斯来访》(1822) b [+ object] : to cause (someone or something) to be active使活跃；使积极；激发 A good book can stir the imagination.一本好书能激发想象力。 He stirred himself to action. [=he began to take action]他开始采取行动。 4 [+ object] : to cause (an emotion or reaction)引起；造成；激起 The bad economic news has stirred anxiety among investors. [=has caused investors to worry]负面经济新闻在投资者中引起焦虑。 — usually + up The bad news has stirred up a lot of anxiety.负面新闻已引起许多焦虑。 The story stirred up some deep emotions within him.这个故事激起了他内心深处强烈的情感。 stir up [phrasal verb] 1 stir up (someone) or stir (someone) up : to cause (someone) to feel a strong emotion and a desire to do something激发；激起 The speech stirred up the crowd.演讲在人群中引起了热烈反响。 2 stir (something) up or stir up (something) a : to cause (something) to move up into and through the air or water扬起；搅起；搅动 The workers stirred up a lot of dust.工人们扬起许多灰尘。 b : to cause (something, usually something bad or unpleasant) to happen煽动；挑起 They're trying to stir up trouble.他们正试图挑起麻烦。 stirring up racial hatred煽动种族仇恨 His comments certainly stirred things up. [=caused a lot of excitement, anger, etc.]他的评论肯定煽起了激动的情绪。 — see also ¹stir 4 (above) ² stir /ˈstɚ/ noun ² stir /ˈstɚ/ noun Learner's definition of STIR [singular] 1 : a state of excitement, anger, or surprise among a group of people（群情）激动，愤怒，震动 His comments have caused quite a stir.他的评论已引起激动情绪。 2 : a small movement微动；颤动 the stir of the leaves in the breeze微风中树叶的颤动 3 : the act of stirring something with a spoon or similar object搅动；搅拌 She gave the sauce a stir. [=she stirred the sauce]她搅了搅酱汁。 4 chiefly US slang, old-fashioned : prison He spent five years in stir.他在狱中待了五年。
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