spur on

常見例句

It is foolish to spur on a willing horse .
敺策溫馴的馬是愚蠢的。
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The new Disney film, starring British actress Lily James in the title role, has helped spur on a revival of the shape-shifting garment according to The Sunday Times.
據(jù)《星期日泰晤士報(bào)》報(bào)道，由英國(guó)女縯員莉莉?詹姆斯主縯的這部迪士尼新片引起了塑型束身衣的複興熱潮。
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That's what Americans have done for over 200 years: reinvented ourselves. And to spur on more success stories like the Allen Brothers, we've begun to reinvent our energy policy.
爲(wèi)了推動(dòng)更多像阿倫兄弟這樣的成功故事，我們已開始再造我們的能源政策。
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President Obama favors major government spending to spur growth, while many European leaders want more emphasis on regulatory reform.
On broader themes, Mr.Obama announced a U.S.initiative to boost lending and spur economic growth and recovery in the Americas, and proposed a hemispheric partnership to tackle energy and climate challenges.
"This isn't something that happens on the spur of the moment. It takes a great deal of planning and I think it is an indication the police are determined and doggedly pursuing the leads they got."

These false gods spur on academic inflation, further reducing the tottering credibility of the education system.
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This week a conclave of treaty-boosters in Vienna is attempting to spur on the foot-draggers.
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It has also helped spur on other chaotic freedoms: look at the way ideas, good, bad and mad, are texted around the world.
ECONOMIST: The Berlin Wall