muster up

英 [ˈmʌstə(r) ʌp]

美 [ˈmʌstər ʌp]

网络  鼓起

英英释义

verb

• gather or bring together
  1. muster the courage to do something
  2. she rallied her intellect
  3. Summon all your courage
  Synonym:musterrallysummoncome up

双语例句

• I should muster up some tears anyway?
  我还是该挤出几滴泪来？
• It took me several years to muster up the courage to go after my own passion, which is writing and helping people create the life of their dreams.
  我花了好几年的时间，才鼓起勇气，追随激情，即写文章、帮助人们创造梦想的生活。
• Under Tory proposals, anyone who passes regulatory muster can set up a school and bid to attract pupils, who will come neatly packaged with state funding.
  根据保守党的提案，任何通过监管机构审批的人都能成立学校招生，而学生们均将获得政府资助。
• They trust that the Duke will muster every man he can, and make play until the royal forces come up.
  他们相信公爵将尽他所能集合起每一个人，牵制住敌军，直到皇家军队到达。
• "Muster up all your courage, then, for never have you required it more."
  “那末，请你做好精神准备，因为这是需要勇气的时候了。”
• And the best we can muster up is," I don't know. "
  我们只好说，“我不知道，这个就是感觉不对。”
• That's why it's critical that you muster up all of your will power to create a habit and not use your will power as the source of controlling your activities.
  那就是为什么你用尽你的意志去创造一个好的习惯而非用你的意志力量作为你的控制你行为的源泉显得如此的重要。
• I'm trying to muster up the courage to tell him.
  我正想鼓起勇气跟他说呢。
• You'd better muster your courage and never give up.
  你最好鼓起勇气，永不放弃。
• Where can we muster up more soldiers?
  我们在哪儿可以召集更多的士兵？