fuelled

英 [ˈfjuːəld]

美 [ˈfjuːəld]

adj.  (以…)作为燃料的
v.  给…提供燃料; 给(交通工具)加油; 增加; 加强; 刺激
fuel的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用fueled


• ADJ (以…)作为燃料的
  A machine or vehicle thatis fuelled bya particular substance works by burning that substance.
  1. It is less polluting than power stations fuelled by oil, coal and gas.
     比起以石油、煤和天然气为燃料的发电站来说，它的污染要小。

双语例句

• The prime minister's speech fuelled speculation that she is about to resign.
  首相的讲话更加引起了人们对她要辞职的猜测。
• The NSA scandal has fuelled the anger.
  NSA丑闻加剧了人们的愤怒情绪。
• That, in turn, provided the liquidity that fuelled the tech bubble of 1999/ 2000.
  这种做法反过来也提供了流动性，刺激了1999年/2000年的科技泡沫。
• Rumours of street fighting and violence, fuelled by the press.
  被报纸大事渲染了的关于街头斗殴和暴力事件的谣传。
• They have fuelled growth in private debt and equity.
  它们推动了私人债务和股本领域的增长。
• Inflation has also been fuelled by over-rapid growth in some economies, which pushed up wages.
  此外，某些经济体过快增长导致对工资的推高也会导致通胀。
• Official Chinese data show that rising prices of food, commodities, and housing fuelled the inflation spiral.
  中国官方数据显示，食品、大宗商品和房地产价格的不断上涨，加剧了通胀的螺旋上升。
• The loans rally has been fuelled by growing demand for credit this year.
  贷款价格反弹，受到了今年信贷需求不断增长的推动。
• These moves were integral to the Chinese recovery in 2009 but also fuelled a surge in housing prices.
  这些措施对中国在2009年的复苏起到了不可或缺的作用，但也推动房价飙升。
• This fuelled a scientific revolution in Europe, not China.
  这并激起了欧洲的科学革命，而不是在中国。