My parents have always encouraged me in my choice of career.
在我选择职业时父母总是鼓励我。
We were greatly encouraged by the positive response of the public.
公众所持的肯定态度给了我们极大的鼓舞。
Banks actively encourage people to borrow money.
银行积极鼓动人们贷款。
They claim that some computer games encourage violent behaviour in young children.
他们声称有些电脑游戏助长儿童的暴力行为。
Music and lighting are used to encourage shoppers to buy more.
音乐和灯光用于刺激购物者买更多的东西。
Technology encourages multitasking.
技术进步促进多任务处理。
1.鼓励,怂恿,促进,支持,赞助
1.to suggest that someone does something that you believe would be good
2.to provide conditions that help something to happen
3.to give someone confidence or hope
1.It would be irresponsible of me to encourage you to invest in the poorly managed company.
如果我鼓励你投资于该管理不善的公司，那是不负责任。
2.So here's a sneakier idea: Encourage her to start a blog and post all that fascinating stuff she finds online.
有个小点子：鼓励她开博客然后把网上好玩的东西都放上去。
3.However, if you are a site owner, I strongly encourage you to sign up to this free service and browse around.
然而如果你是一个网站拥有者，我强烈建议你申请这个免费的服务并且浏览一下。
4.We encourage you to take a look at our company, our press releases and our filings as we have made significant progress with our company.
希望您能够关注一下我们公司，看一下我们的新闻及公司文件，瞭解我们所取得的重要进展。
5." Ni Zhou Yong sincere desire to see her son's eyes and trust, encourage nodded : " You root it, you believe that mother.
周咏霓看着儿子那双真诚渴望的眼睛，信任、鼓励地点了点头：“你扎吧，妈相信你。”
6.Make sure that what you say and do around your child will help encourage a strong sense of security and self confidence.
所以，你要确保你在孩子面前的一言一行都能够让他们获取安全感和自信。
7.The goal, of course, would not be to encourage proliferation, but to use the threat of proliferation to help roll back the DPRK's program.
当然，这样做的目标绝不是鼓励核扩散，只是利用核扩散的威胁使朝鲜放弃其核计划。
8.Always? Why don't you talk it over with her? Encourage her to be on time, or tell her how much it annoys you?
总是？你为什么不和她好好谈一谈，鼓励她准时一点，或者告诉她你对这件事很恼火呢？
9.The number of such facilities might not sound to be a lot, but it was a beginning to encourage waste separation.
当然，这数目听起来不算很多，但这始终是一个开始，去鼓励废物分流。
10.Up to September 15, debate focused on moral hazard, or the extent to which government bail-outs encourage irresponsible behaviour.
直到9月15日，辩论还集中在道德风险，即政府援助会在多大程度上鼓励不负责任的行为。