英语词汇impetus的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

impetus /ˈɪmpətəs, ˈɪmpɪtəs/ noun an influence that makes something happen or makes someone or something more likely to be successfuladjectivesnew/fresh impetus The rise in oil prices has given fresh impetus to research into alternative forms of energyfurther/added/extra impetus We need to find a good team leader to give this project added impetus.the initial/original impetus The initial impetus for the development of the railway came from plantation owners.the main impetus The main impetus towards equal opportunity policies has come from female members of staff.a major/strong/great impetus The construction of a power station will provide a major impetus for the local economy.real impetus Shocking news reports gave real impetus to campaigns to protect children from abuse.the necessary impetus Her earlier defeat could provide her with the necessary impetus to win this race.verbsgive impetus to sth We hope the new factory will give impetus to the local economy.provide impetus The festival’s success provided the impetus for the creation of the Southbank Centre.add impetus The improvement in US–Soviet relations had added further impetus for a US policy revision.gain/receive impetus The peace movement gained impetus after a civilian plane was attacked. | Unemployment grew in the area, where once the Industrial Revolution had received its greatest impetus.lose impetus The business began to lose its impetus.impetus comes from sth The impetus to change a product may come from the customer.prepositionsimpetus for sth The impetus for change must always come from within.the impetus behind sth The impetus behind these cuts has been the need to reduce government spending.

词组	impetus
释义	impetus /ˈɪmpətəs, ˈɪmpɪtəs/ noun an influence that makes something happen or makes someone or something more likely to be successfuladjectivesnew/fresh impetus The rise in oil prices has given fresh impetus to research into alternative forms of energyfurther/added/extra impetus We need to find a good team leader to give this project added impetus.the initial/original impetus The initial impetus for the development of the railway came from plantation owners.the main impetus The main impetus towards equal opportunity policies has come from female members of staff.a major/strong/great impetus The construction of a power station will provide a major impetus for the local economy.real impetus Shocking news reports gave real impetus to campaigns to protect children from abuse.the necessary impetus Her earlier defeat could provide her with the necessary impetus to win this race.verbsgive impetus to sth We hope the new factory will give impetus to the local economy.provide impetus The festival’s success provided the impetus for the creation of the Southbank Centre.add impetus The improvement in US–Soviet relations had added further impetus for a US policy revision.gain/receive impetus The peace movement gained impetus after a civilian plane was attacked. \| Unemployment grew in the area, where once the Industrial Revolution had received its greatest impetus.lose impetus The business began to lose its impetus.impetus comes from sth The impetus to change a product may come from the customer.prepositionsimpetus for sth The impetus for change must always come from within.the impetus behind sth The impetus behind these cuts has been the need to reduce government spending.
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