1.唤起;引起,招致
2.召唤(死者灵魂等)
3.【法】移送(案件到上级法院)
1.to bring a particular emotion, idea, or memory into your mind
1.His enthusiasm began to gain Kennedy, and yet the spectacle evoked before his eyes made him giddy.
他的热情开始赢得了肯尼迪，可是呈现在他眼前的图景使他眼花缭乱起来。
2.What is evoked in him, then, is of another order, mire terrible because it has no words, and triumphant, too, for that same reason.
可是在他内心唤起的却是另一种和谐，因为没有言词反而更为有力，因而成了胜利的谐音。
3.And these memories running through his mind evoked no feelings in him, no pity, ill-will or desire of any kind.
这些记忆贯穿在他心中激起任何感情，可惜没有恶意，或将任何欲望。
4.Where are the dark, empty streets, the Manchester of the Seventies, evoked by the lyrics and music of Joy Division?
JoyDivision词曲中所唤起的黑暗空旷的街道和70年代的曼城在哪里呢？
5.Her words evoked in me a pity for her that had no name.
她的话激起了我对她莫名的怜悯。
6.But, you know, obviously, the Kenya portion of the trip, in particular, evoked a response that I hadn't expected.
但是，你们知道，很显然，特别的是此行的肯尼亚部分，产生了我意料之外的效果…
7.Aim: To compare the postnatal development of brainstem auditory evoked potential (BAEP) with that of middle latency response (MLR) in rats.
目的：探讨大鼠脑干听觉诱发电位（BAEP）和听觉中潜伏期反应（MLR）生后发育模式的异同。
8."The key is in the last one" . Father evoked that to me, just after he spoke of the pentagram . Everything may be connected.
“钥匙在最后一个”。就在他谈到五角星形之后，父亲给了我这个启示。所有的事情似乎被连接了起来。
9.Continuity no doubt between two things which have arisen in so far as they are (10) evoked in memory on the plane of laws of association.
无可置疑，处于两件东西之间的继续性。这两样东西的出现，因为它们在记忆中被召唤，在联想到法则的层次。
10.He was a complete riddle which had evoked her unprecedented curiosity.
他在她的心里是一道难以解开的谜，激起了她前所未有的好奇。