spur on

英 [spɜː(r) ɒn]

美 [spɜːr ɑːn]

鼓励; 激励

双语例句

• They can either spur us on to victory or stop us in our tracks.
  它们既可以激励我们通向成功，也可以使我们停止在前进的道路上。
• This exchange might then spur on agricultural production.
  有了交换，就可以刺激农业生产的发展。
• He had lifted the words of General George S. Patton with no attribution, and clumsily adapted them to spur on his team of recalcitrant pipeline engineers.
  在没有指明出处的情况下，他剽窃了乔治•巴顿将军（GeneralGeorgeS.Patton）的话，并笨拙地用它们激励那些存在抵触情绪的管道工程师团队。
• They may hope that retrenchment now will spur on private spending.
  他们或许希望，现在实施紧缩政策能刺激私人部门增加支出。
• Also it is his words that spur me on.
  我也可以从他的言词中受到激励。
• Because of the special status as the Capital, The development of Beijing CBD can spur on the whole country.
  由于首都的特殊地位，北京CBD的发展在一定程度上能够影响全国的发展。
• On the one hand, average concept of equality is our traditional value which spur on tireless of pursuit of equality in death compensation.
  一方面，我国传统的平均式的平等观促使着人们在死亡赔偿中对平等权的孜孜不倦的追求。
• The search for cost cuts and new efficiencies amid the economic downturn should spur on the pace of innovation in application, he adds.
  他补充称，在经济低迷之际，随着人们寻求削减成本和提高效率，技术运用方面的创新应该会加快。
• The results shows that there is a long term equilibrium between freight traffic and GDP., and transportation can spur on the development of the national economy.
  结果表明：货运量与GDP之间具有长期均衡关系，交通运输业能带动整个国民经济的发展。
• Secondly, the medical operation mechanism based on the combination of prevention and treatment spur on the national plague prevention developed into the sound track of modernization.
  其次是逐步形成了防治结合的医疗卫生运作机制，促使国家防疫工作走上现代化的轨道。