1.召唤;传唤(被告等);召集(议会);号召
2.振起,鼓起(勇气等)
3.【军】劲降,招降
1.to officially order someone to come to a place, especially a court of law; to ask or order someone to come to you; to ask for something that you need in an emergency
2.to manage to produce a quality or a reaction that helps you to deal with a difficult situation
3.to arrange a formal meeting and tell people to come to it
1.One night when he had no luck summoning a nurse, and tried to reach the bathroom on his own, he fell and gashed his head on the nightstand.
一天晚上，他不幸没有找到护士，自己试着进盥洗室时摔倒了，撞在床头小桌上，头上划了条口子。
2.Harry seized its folds, but it made no attempt to escape: The Summoning Charm had not worked on it.
哈利揪住斗篷，但它并没有溜走的意思，飞来咒对它不起作用。
3.The long hair flutters with the wind is accompanying like bell's laughter, is summoning at after death silently affection gaze's you.
长发随风飘扬伴着如铃般的笑声，召唤着在身后默默深情注视的你。
4."It was just what I expected, " she said to herself, summoning her pride to her aid.
“我又没有期望得到其他什么结果，”她借助她的傲气，自言自语地说。
5.He was a light sleeper, and the tram-conductors' bells were probably ringing in his ears, summoning him to the meeting.
康斯坦特先生通常都睡不深，可能现在康斯坦特先生的耳边已经回荡起火车工会领导人召唤他去开会的催命铃声了吧。
6.Then there may be reason in saying that a man should wait, and not take his own life until God summons him, as he is now summoning me.
那么说一个人应该等待，而不是在神招唤之前就结束自己的生命是有原因的，而神现在就在招唤着我。
7.Summoning the last remnants of his strength, he lifted himself above the rampart and fired his pistol at a man running towards him.
传召上残余力量，他解除之上垒在男子手枪射击和运行不已。
8.Summoning courage, the elderly lady opened the door slightly, and he stepped sideways to speak into the space.
老迈的斯特拉鼓足勇气，稍微开了点门，那人挪往旁边，从门缝里对她说话。
9.Summoning executives of companies caught up in financial or legal trouble to receive televised scoldings is a ritual of U. S. politics.
传唤陷入财务或法律问题的公司高管接受质询并进行电视转播是美国政坛的老规矩。
10.Starving, destitute and drenched in the tempest's wake, it is hard to see the Burmese summoning the strength to throw off the tyrants' rule.
面对饥饿、贫困和风暴，缅甸人更难鼓起勇气来摆脱暴君的统治。