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impetus noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + IMPETUS | IMPETUS + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEconsiderable, great, powerful, strong, tremendous 相当大的推动；极大的刺激；强大的动力；强烈的刺激；巨大的推动main, major 主要的推动力immediate, initial, original 直接的推动力；最初的推动力；原初动力fresh, new, renewed 新的推动力；重新焕发的动力◆Each new revelation added fresh impetus to the campaign.每一项新发现都为活动增添了新鲜的动力。added, extra, further 附加的动力；额外的刺激；进一步的推动力necessary 必要的刺激◆His disappointment in the championships provided the necessary impetus to give everything for this final race.他在锦标赛中的失利反而给了他必要的刺激，使他为这次决赛全力以赴。VERB + IMPETUSadd, give sb/sth, lend sth, provide (sb/sth with) 促进；给⋯以推动；推动（⋯）◆The riots lent impetus to attempts to improve conditions for prisoners.骚乱推动当局作出努力改善囚犯服刑条件。gain, receive 获得推动力；得到动力◆The movement is steadily gaining impetus.这项运动得到稳步推动。lose 失去动力◆With the death of its founder, the campaign lost much of its impetus.这项运动因为创始人逝世而势头大减。IMPETUS + VERBcome from sth 动力来自⋯◆Much of the impetus for change came from customers' opinions.变革的主要动力来自顾客的意见。PREPOSITIONimpetus behind sb/sth ⋯背后的推动力◆The main impetus behind the move west was to find gold and other minerals.西进运动的主要推动力是寻找黄金和其他矿物。impetus for 促进⋯的力量◆the impetus for arms control agreements推动签订军备控制协议的力量impetus towards/toward 推动⋯的力量◆the impetus towards / toward urban development城市发展的推动力 |