英语词组buoy up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

buoy up

buoys, buoying, buoyed

buoy up sb or buoy sb up

to make someone feel happier or more confident about a situation

We buoyed each other up, saying 'This is going to work'.

buoy up sth or buoy sth up

to support something and help to make it more successful

Information technology will buoy up the nation's economy.

buoy up

1. To physically support and elevate someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." My daughter needs floaties to buoy her up in the pool.

2. To emotionally support someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." I can always count on my friends to buoy me up during tough times.

3. To bolster or strengthen someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." They're counting on the popular young actor's endorsement to really buoy up their campaign.

buoy someone or something up

to keep someone or something afloat. Use this cushion to buoy yourself up. The log buoyed up the swimmer until help came. The air trapped in the hull buoyed the boat up.

buoy someone up

Fig. to support, encourage, or sustain someone. The good news buoyed her up considerably. Her good humor buoyed up the entire party.

buoy up

1. To keep something or someone aloft or afloat: Air currents helped buoy up the glider. The life jacket buoyed me up until I was rescued.

2. To keep something at a high level; support something: The advertising campaign buoyed up their sales through the summer. The athlete's endorsement buoyed the politician up.

3. To hearten or inspire someone or something: The cheering fans buoyed up the team's spirit. Your kind words have buoyed me up.

词组	buoy up
释义	Phr V buoy up buoys, buoying, buoyed buoy up sb or buoy sb up to make someone feel happier or more confident about a situation We buoyed each other up, saying 'This is going to work'. buoy up sth or buoy sth up to support something and help to make it more successful Information technology will buoy up the nation's economy. phrasebuoy up1. buoy sb up • buoy up sb to make someone feel more cheerful or confident, especially when they are feeling sad, shy etc: "You look absolutely wonderful," Margaret said, in an attempt to buoy Emma up. We felt really buoyed up by our success.buoy yourself up A lot of people buy new clothes to buoy themselves up emotionally.2. buoy up sth • *buoy sth* up** to keep something at a high level, for example profits, prices, or the value of something: The company's profits were buoyed up by a successful publishing venture. The pound rose against the dollar, buoyed up by rumours of an increase in interest rates.3. buoy up sth/sb • *buoy sth/sb* up** to keep something or someone floating on the surface of water and prevent them from sinking: Wooden floats on the sides of the raft helped to buoy it up. buoy up 1. To physically support and elevate someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." My daughter needs floaties to buoy her up in the pool. 2. To emotionally support someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." I can always count on my friends to buoy me up during tough times. 3. To bolster or strengthen someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "buoy" and "up." They're counting on the popular young actor's endorsement to really buoy up their campaign. buoy someone or something up to keep someone or something afloat. Use this cushion to buoy yourself up. The log buoyed up the swimmer until help came. The air trapped in the hull buoyed the boat up. buoy someone up Fig. to support, encourage, or sustain someone. The good news buoyed her up considerably. Her good humor buoyed up the entire party. buoy up v. 1. To keep something or someone aloft or afloat: Air currents helped buoy up the glider. The life jacket buoyed me up until I was rescued. 2. To keep something at a high level; support something: The advertising campaign buoyed up their sales through the summer. The athlete's endorsement buoyed the politician up. 3. To hearten or inspire someone or something: The cheering fans buoyed up the team's spirit. Your kind words have buoyed me up.
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