mobilise

英

美

网络  动员; 赋予可动性

过去分词：mobilised　现在分词：mobilising　过去式：mobilised　第三人称单数：mobilises　

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英英释义

verb

• cause to move around
  1. circulate a rumor
  Synonym:mobilizecirculate
• make ready for action or use
  1. marshal resources
  Synonym:mobilizemarshalsummon
• get ready for war
  Synonym:mobilize
• call to arms
  Synonym:call upmobilizerally

双语例句

• He cannot mobilise Russia for a Great Patriotic War.
  他不可能动员俄罗斯打一场伟大的卫国战争。
• Not gonna wait more time for them to get mobilise.
  就不要等待他们去部署了。
• First, the US will need to mobilise more revenue.
  首先，美国将需要征收更多的财政收入。
• It is inevitable then that as resurgent Asian economies welcome abundant and flexible Chinese investment, the US appears weaker by being unable to mobilise the West to offer a compelling alternative.
  因此，随着复兴中的亚洲经济体对充裕而灵活的中国投资表示欢迎、而美国又无法动员西方提供一个令人难以抗拒的替代选择，美国显现出颓势就是不可避免的。
• If a country did not need to do so, it would not mobilise the SDR-based credit.
  如果一国不需要这样做，那么它就不会动用以特别提款权为基础的贷款。
• That way, you mobilise actors who will have to get involved anyway when you move into implementation.
  这样，你就动员了一些参与者，当你着手实施的时候，他们就不得不参与进来。
• They are behind because they cannot mobilise fast enough.
  他们落后的原因在于无法足够快的调配资源。
• It is also an opportunity for all to mobilise to bridge the gaps that remain to the fulfilment of indigenous peoples rights.
  国际日也提供了一个机会，将所有的人都动员起来，弥合那仍旧阻碍土著人民实现其权利的鸿沟。
• Strecker attempted to mobilise the doctors through some of the most respected medical journals in the world.
  斯特里克尔博士尝试通过一些世界上最受尊崇的医学期刊动员医生们。
• The causes of economic uncertainty are all too clear, yet the president has yet to mobilise the will or resources to do what is necessary to address them.
  导致经济前景不确定的因素再清楚不过了，然而奥巴马迄今仍未调动意愿和资源、采取必要举措来解决这些问题。