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

• The question for Asia, with volatile foreign capital and currency dependence, is how do you create sustainable Asian markets, which require a degree of co-operation to basically mobilise savings to achieve that, he says.
  他说：对于受到外资动荡和货币依赖影响的亚洲，问题是如何缔造可持续的亚洲市场，这需要一定程度的合作，基本上就是调动储蓄去实现这个目标。
• 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。
• Do you have any idea what kind of resources they'll mobilise to get him back?
  你知道他们为了把他弄回去会动用多少力量吗？
• If he continues to make these public statements, he will never mobilise support.
  如果他继续发表这些公开声明，他将永远无法聚集起支持力量。
• In many ways it surpassed expectations, showcasing to Africans the capacity America has to mobilise capital and expertise.
  此次峰会在很多方面都超出了预期，它向非洲人展示了美国动用资金和专业技能的能力。
• 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。
• This campaign, led by The Energy and Resources Institute in India, illustrates the opportunities to mobilise industry participation for development.
  由印度能源和资源研究所领导的这一运动表明了动员工业参与促进发展的机遇。
• 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。
• The purpose of the journey is to mobilise public opinion on the controversial issue
  此行的目的就是动员公众对这个备受争议的问题发表意见。
• And it has cost Netflix very little to mobilise all this effort.
  此项行动的动员费用相当之少。