spur on

英 [spɜː(r) ɒn]

美 [spɜːr ɑːn]

鼓励; 激励

双语例句

• The author also hopes this thesis could server as an modest spur on the study of subtitle translation in China through her own practice.
  笔者也希望能够通过自己的实践摸索，对于我国字幕翻译的研究起到抛砖引玉的效果。
• The search for cost cuts and new efficiencies amid the economic downturn should spur on the pace of innovation in application, he adds.
  他补充称，在经济低迷之际，随着人们寻求削减成本和提高效率，技术运用方面的创新应该会加快。
• The emergence of these new forces will pose a challenge to the old scientists, engineers, professors and teachers and spur them on.
  这批新的人出来了，就对老科学家、老工程师、老教授、老教员将了一军，逼得他们非前进不可。
• The results shows that there is a long term equilibrium between freight traffic and GDP., and transportation can spur on the development of the national economy.
  结果表明：货运量与GDP之间具有长期均衡关系，交通运输业能带动整个国民经济的发展。
• He had lifted the words of General George S. Patton with no attribution, and clumsily adapted them to spur on his team of recalcitrant pipeline engineers.
  在没有指明出处的情况下，他剽窃了乔治•巴顿将军（GeneralGeorgeS.Patton）的话，并笨拙地用它们激励那些存在抵触情绪的管道工程师团队。
• Expression of Ideal Life and Spur on Spiritual Pursuit
  民众生活理想和精神追求的表达与鞭策
• This exchange might then spur on agricultural production.
  有了交换，就可以刺激农业生产的发展。
• It is foolish to spur on a willing horse.
  驱策温驯的马是愚蠢的。
• This success will only serve to spur her on.
  这个成绩只会鼓舞她继续前进。
• Because of the special status as the Capital, The development of Beijing CBD can spur on the whole country.
  由于首都的特殊地位，北京CBD的发展在一定程度上能够影响全国的发展。