instill
英 [ɪnˈstɪl]
美 [ɪnˈstɪl]
v. 浸染；逐渐灌输；滴注（入，下）
第三人称单数：instills 现在分词：instilling 过去式：instilled 过去分词：instilled
BNC.34201 / COCA.12013
英英释义
verb
- fill, as with a certain quality
- The heavy traffic tinctures the air with carbon monoxide
- teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
- inculcate values into the young generation
- produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
- Mother tried to ingrain respect for our elders in us
- enter drop by drop
- instill medication into my eye
- impart gradually
- Her presence instilled faith into the children
- transfuse love of music into the students
双语例句
- My kids are6 and8, and I often feel that now is the time to instill my values in them, before they are teens ( or pre-teens) and peer pressure takes over.
我有两个孩子，分别是6岁和8岁，我常常觉得现在是时候向他们灌输我的价值观了，要赶在他们长到十几岁之前。 - Instill ideas into a person's mind.
将观念逐渐灌输进入的头脑。 - He won't instill fear in opponents. He's not passionate enough.
他不愿直面队友，他无法使对手感到恐惧，他不够激情。 - They instill in you the legacy of Confucianism, especially the values of hierarchy and hard work.
他们慢慢给你灌输儒家的传统思想，特别是等级和努力工作的价值。 - A better strategy, however, is to instill trust in management and peer groups.
然而，更好的策略是给管理人员和相关人员逐渐灌输对您的信任。 - He wanted to instill in young Americans a sense of mutual political commitment that crossed ethnic and class boundaries.
他想超越种族与阶级界限，给美国年轻人灌输一种共同的政治责任感。 - Them, and instill in them a sense of wonder about the world around them.
们，并灌输他们对身处的这个世界的好奇心。 - To instill courage or life into; animate.
鼓舞注入勇气或生命；使充满活力。 - To inspire, impact and instill abundance in life.
为了激励，影响和灌输丰富的生活。 - The study of law will instill in the law student a critical method of analyzing facts and situations.
对法律的研习会给法律专业的学生灌输一种分析事实和情况的判断方法。