1.催促,强迫;促进,奖励,鼓励,劝告,怂恿;号召
2.推进,驱策,赶(马等)
3.权力主张,强调
4.苦练,勤苦地使用
5.极力主张;强烈要求
1.催促,强迫;促进,奖励,鼓励,劝告,怂恿;号召
2.推进,驱策,赶(马等)
3.权力主张,强调
4.苦练,勤苦地使用
5.极力主张;强烈要求
1.刺激,冲动,迫切要求
2.推动力
1.to advise someone very strongly about what action or attitude they should take; to say that something is important, good, or useful in a particular situation
2.to make a person or animal move in a particular direction
1.a strong feeling of wanting or needing to do something
1.For at least a generation, financial professionals have urged mutual-fund investors to put more money in stocks than in bonds.
近几十年以来，金融界的专业人士一直在敦促共同基金的投资者们将更多的资金投入股票，而不是债券。
2.The President, reportedly urged on by his vice-president, has decided to attend the talks . . .
据报道总统在副总统的怂恿下已决定参加会谈
3.Duckweed urged me to send her a photo of me in Railway Uniform.
伟萍嘱咐我一定给她寄一张我穿制服的照片。
4.It also urged that teachers be inpidually assessed according to how much their pupils learn.
它还同时倡议应该根据学生们掌握知识的多少来对教师进行个别评估。
5.We urged her to come to the party with us, but she protested that she was too tired.
我们力劝她同我们一起来参加聚会，但她坚持说她太累了。
6.As the credit crisis deepened, Mr. Bernanke urged Fed officials to devise proposals that had never been tried before.
随着信贷危机的加深，伯南克敦促美联储官员制定了以前从未尝试过的建议。
7.No one else supported the scheme, and doubtless there was much to be urged against it as a practical proposition.
没有人支持这个计划，无疑还有很多人竭力反对，认为太不切实际了。
8.In a televised speech to Congress, Barack Obama said "the time for bickering is over" and urged lawmakers to pass a meaningful bill.
奥巴马在电视演讲中表示“应该停止争吵”并督促立法者通过这项有意义的法案。
9.Mr Hoffa said he had urged the ACFTU to be as aggressive in organising in local private companies as it had been with foreign enterprises.
霍法表示，他已经敦促中华全国总工会拿出对待外企的态度，同样坚决在民营企业组建工会。
10.It was the ultimate Oprah moment. She announced that she was leaving and urged her fans to stay.
这是奥普拉时代的终结。她宣布即将离开，同时也尽力挽留观众。