bestir

英 [bɪˈstɜː(r)]

美 [bɪˈstɜːr]

v.  发奋; 振作起来

过去式：bestirred　现在分词：bestirring　过去分词：bestirred　第三人称单数：bestirs　

BNC.40663 / COCA.39200

牛津词典

verb

• 发奋；振作起来
  to start doing things after a period during which you have been doing nothing

英英释义

verb

• become active
  1. He finally bestirred himself
  Synonym:rouse

双语例句

• We must bestir ourselves to take the necessary action.
  我们必须积极（奋力）采取必要的行动。
• Bestir each other, we decided to writ Englis blog for improve our Englis.
  为了激励彼此，我们决定通过写中英文博客的形式，提高英语水平。
• Looking on this question from their own, of course, many factors caused their plight, but how to attract talent and bestir talent has become the key of SMEs to survival and develop.
  从中小企业自身看，造成其困境的因素固然很多，而如何吸引人才、激励人才已成为中小企业生存和发展的关键。
• You will fail unless you bestir yourself.
  你必须努力，否则就要失败。
• Therefore prophesy, son of man, and say to Gog: Thus says the Lord GOD: When my people Israel are dwelling in security, will you not bestir yourself.
  人子，为此你要讲预言，向哥格说：吾主上主这样说：当我的百姓以色列安居的那一天，你不是就起了身。
• Bestir yourselves, O people, in anticipation of the days of Divine Justice, for the promised hour is now come.
  振作你们自己以期盼神圣正义的日子！因为那应允的时刻已来临。
• He was too lazy to bestir himself even to answer the telephone.
  他懒得甚至不愿接电话。
• Actually, love, a more one are to let people bestir oneself.
  其实，爱，更多的是让人振作。
• After several months of indifference, the residents finally started to bestir themselves to stop the motorway from being built near their homes.
  在保持淡漠态度几个月之后，居民终于奋发起来阻止在他们居所附近建造高速公路。
• Mother used to bestir herself at the first light of morning.
  过去母亲总是天一亮就忙碌起来。