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

• You will fail unless you bestir yourself.
  你必须努力，否则就要失败。
• Lastly, we should bestir ourselves and make arduous efforts in our study.
  最后一点，我们要振作精神，下苦功学习。
• 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。
• 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。
• You must bestir yourself to take the necessary action.
  你必须自我振作去采取必要的行动。
• The basic point of consideration of furthering to emancipate our minds is to elevate our souls, to bestir ourselves, and to have a creative spirit.
  继续解放思想的出发点就是振奋精神，保持奋发有为、创新开拓的精神状态；
• 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 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。
• But he was too fat and lazy To bestir himself and woo her.
  但他太胖懒来振作自己，拉拢她。