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encouragement noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + ENCOURAGEMENT | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEconsiderable, great, strong 相当大的／极大的／强有力的鼓励a little, gentle 些许／温和的鼓励the slightest 最微小的鼓励◆Given the slightest encouragement, he'd leave his job.稍加鼓励，他就会辞职。extra, further 额外的／进一步的鼓励◆We needed no further encouragement to stop work.我们不需要进一步鼓励就会停工。constant 不断的鼓励active, positive 积极的鼓励tacit 默默的鼓励verbal 口头鼓励VERB + ENCOURAGEMENTgive sb, offer (sb), provide (sb with) 鼓励某人；给予 ( 某人 ) 鼓励◆Mick was always ready to offer advice and encouragement.米克总是乐于给别人建议和鼓励。shout, yell 大声鼓励use 鼓励◆Instead of criticism, use encouragement.要鼓励，而不是批评。need 需要鼓励draw, find, get, have, receive, take 得到／感到／受到／接受鼓舞◆I draw great encouragement from the fact that the library is always full.图书馆里人总是满满的，这让我很受鼓舞。PREPOSITIONwith encouragement 在鼓励下◆With a little encouragement, she could do really well.稍微鼓励她一下，她就能做很出色。encouragement by, encouragement from 来自⋯的鼓励◆You need encouragement from people who understand what you are trying to do.你需要得到那些理解你努力在做之事的人的鼓励。encouragement to 对⋯的鼓励◆Getting the boss's support was a great encouragement to those involved.对参与者而言，得到老板的支持是莫大的鼓励。PHRASESsupport and encouragement 支持与鼓励◆We are grateful to all our friends for their support and encouragement.我们感激所有给予我们支持和鼓励的朋友。words of encouragement 鼓励的话语◆Perhaps I can offer a few words of encouragement to those who did not win any prizes this time.也许我能对这次没有获奖的人说几句鼓励的话。 |