bestir

英 [bɪˈstɜː(r)]

美 [bɪˈstɜːr]

v.  发奋; 振作起来

过去式：bestirred　现在分词：bestirring　过去分词：bestirred　第三人称单数：bestirs　

BNC.40663 / COCA.39200

牛津词典

verb

• 发奋；振作起来
  to start doing things after a period during which you have been doing nothing

英英释义

verb

• become active
  1. He finally bestirred himself
  Synonym:rouse

双语例句

• In the end of the article, the author makes several suggestions on how to bestir the insurance agent to improve their service quality.
  在文章的最后部分是关于如何激励代理人提高其业务质量的几点建议。
• We must take on system innovation on supply and requirement in order to bestir zoology Sci-technology innovation.
  必须在生态化科技的供给和需求两方面进行制度创新，以形成对生态化科技创新的制度激励。
• After several months of indifference, the residents finally started to bestir themselves to stop the motorway from being built near their homes.
  在保持淡漠态度几个月之后，居民终于奋发起来阻止在他们居所附近建造高速公路。
• Actually, love, a more one are to let people bestir oneself.
  其实，爱，更多的是让人振作。
• The directing idea of sci-technology hortation is encouraging innovation, establishing bestir system to cultivate talents, promoting the combination of scientific research and social development.
  科技奖励是科学技术活动的内在机制，是对科学技术研究活动进行有效促进和管理的一种手段，是社会给予科研人员的一种崇高荣誉和贡献的认同。
• We must bestir ourselves to take the necessary action.
  我们必须积极（奋力）采取必要的行动。
• The basic point of consideration of furthering to emancipate our minds is to elevate our souls, to bestir ourselves, and to have a creative spirit.
  继续解放思想的出发点就是振奋精神，保持奋发有为、创新开拓的精神状态；
• You will fail unless you bestir yourself.
  你必须努力，否则就要失败。
• Lastly, we should bestir ourselves and make arduous efforts in our study.
  最后一点，我们要振作精神，下苦功学习。
• You must bestir yourself to take the necessary action.
  你必须自我振作去采取必要的行动。