stir up

导读:stir up音标
英 [stə: ʌp] 美 [stɚ ʌp]
stir up基本释义
搅拌; 激起; 唤起; 煽动
stir up用法及例句
verb1. provoke or stir upe.g. incite a riotset off great unrest a

stir up音标

英 [stə: ʌp]

美 [stɚ ʌp]

stir up基本释义

搅拌; 激起; 唤起; 煽动

stir up用法及例句

verb

1. provoke or stir up

e.g. incite a riotset off great unrest among the people

Synonym: inciteinstigateset off

2. change the arrangement or position of

Synonym: agitatevexdisturbcommoveshake upraise up

3. arouse or excite feelings and passions

e.g. The ostentatious way of living of the rich ignites the hatred of the poorThe refugees' fate stirred up compassion around the worldWake old feelings of hatred

Synonym: inflamewakeigniteheatfire up

4. try to stir up public opinion

Synonym: agitatefoment

1. 扬起(灰尘);卷起(泥浆)If something stirs up dust or stirs up mud in water, it causes it to rise up and move around.

e.g. They saw first a cloud of dust and then the car that was stirring it up.他们先看到了扬起的一团尘土,然后才看到了汽车。

2. 挑起,引起(不愉快的情绪或事态)If you stir up a particular mood or situation, usually a bad one, you cause it.

e.g. As usual, Harriet is trying to stir up trouble...像往常一样,哈丽雅特正试图找麻烦。e.g. He said senior government officials were trying to stir up ethnic tension...他说*府高级官员们正在试图挑起紧张的种族*势。

1. 煽动:stick to 坚持,紧跟 | stir up 煽动 | strike the hour 敲钟报时

2. stir up是什么意思

2. 搅起:21. roaringly:兴隆地,昌盛地 | 22. stir up:搅起 | 23. dung:粪

3. stir up的反义词

3. 掀起;搅起;煽动;激励;唤起:still less 何况;更不用说 | stir up 掀起;搅起;煽动;激励;唤起 | subject to 有...的倾向;易遭;易患;受制于;根据...

近义词

临近词

inflame激怒

irritate激怒

set off出发,动身

fire up生火

awaken醒

commove使激烈摇动

kindle燃烧

wake醒来

shake up使改组, 使重组, 使震...

incite煽动

actuate促使

disturb扰乱

instigate教唆

vex使恼怒

raise up举起

foment煽动

heat热度

ignite着火

agitate煽动

stir

stirp

stir up criticism

stirred bead mill

stirring impeller

stirring section

stir up the dust

STIR FIR sequence

stirs temperature

stir up bad blood

Stir sb to action

stir one's blood

相关列句

“The Moment of Truth, ” though, brings loved ones onstage to stir up hostility.(然而“真相时刻”与此相反,把亲人们请上台是为了挑起敌意。)

The summit is sure to stir up a debate about the institutions that oversee the international economy.(这次峰会必将激起对国际经济监督组织的争论。)

It has been unable to stir up the millions of victims of Zimbabwe's economic catastrophe.(它已经不能鼓动数百万津巴布韦经济灾难的受害者。)

To stir up great interest, he said that Tom was eleven years old and had come from England.(为了引起大家的兴趣,他说汤姆十一岁了,来自英国。)

If you keep your mouth shut, you are unlikely to stir up controversy.(如果你保持缄默,你不可能挑起争论。)

"Herons do a shuffling behavior to stir up the substrate" and find food, said Lockley.(劳克雷说,“鹭是通过慢慢移动来搅动底土层并找到食物的”。)

They argued that his presence in the town could only stir up trouble.(他们争辩说他在城里出现只会搅起麻烦。)

Whenever he's around, he always manages to stir up trouble.(什么时候只要有他在,他就总要挑起点事来。)

He is charismatic, charming, and can stir up a crowd-especially a Zulu crowd-like no one else.(他具有使人众望所归的特殊本领,很有魅力,能够激发群众,尤其是祖鲁人的群众,没什么别人办得到。)

As usual, Harriet is trying to stir up trouble.(与往常一样,哈里特正在试图挑起事端。)

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