emboldening

美 [ɪmˈboʊldənɪŋ]英 [ɪmˈbəʊldənɪŋ]
  • v.使更有胆量;使更有信心;使增加勇气;将(文本)变成粗体
  • embolden的现在分词
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emboldening

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    VERB 使有胆量;使有信心;鼓励
    If you are emboldened by something, it makes you feel confident enough to behave in a particular way.

    The Prime Minister was steadily emboldened by the discovery that he faced no opposition...

    发现自己并未遭到反对,首相渐渐有了信心。

  1. Therefore , on every New Year 's Eve , every household would have supper together . After dinner , no one dared go to sleep and all the family members would sit together , chatting and emboldening each other .

    因此在除夕夜,每家每户都会一起吃晚饭,晚饭以后没人敢睡觉,所有的家庭成员会坐在一起聊天互相壮胆。

  2. The stakes have risen in the area as the US military shifts its attention back to Asia , emboldening its long-time ally the Philippines and former foe Vietnam to defend their interests in the region more aggressively .

    近期该地区的利害关系有所加大;美军将战略重点转回亚洲之举,给长期盟友菲律宾和昔日仇敌越南壮了胆,使它们敢于以更加强悍的方式维护自己在南海的权益。

  3. If the tribunal panel finds for the GMB , it could broaden the legal definition of who counts as a worker in the UK - emboldening similar claimants in other countries , while making many in Britain 's gig economy eligible for more rights and protections .

    如果审判小组做出有利于GMB的判决,这可能扩大英国有关员工的法律定义——这会让其他国家的类似原告更有信心,同时让许多身处英国零工经济中的人有资格获得更多权利和保护。