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
BNC.12386
英英释义
verb
- cause to move around
- circulate a rumor
- make ready for action or use
- marshal resources
- get ready for war
- call to arms
双语例句
- 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。 - To this end, we must mobilise solidarity between and within nations in order to distribute resources more evenly.
为之,各国间以及国内必须团结一致,以便能更平均地分配资源。 - It will take a new legally-binding agreement for the eurozone to mobilise that power, and that will take time to negotiate and ratify.
欧元区要想动用这一权力,需要达成一项具有法律约束力的新协议,而协议的谈判和批准都需要时间。 - Building such a world-class HE system would enable countries to mobilise and leverage the potential of the whole system for the benefit of society at large.
建立这样一个世界级的高等教育系统可以让各国动员整个系统的潜力并发挥其杠杆作用,为整个社会造福。 - 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。 - He also said the Obama administration would soon submit legislation to Congress to mobilise IMF gold to help cover additional expenses.
他还表示,奥巴马政府将很快向国会提交动用imf黄金的法案,以帮助弥补额外的支出。 - International Mother Language Day is a moment to recognize their importance and to mobilise for multilingualism and linguistic diversity.
国际母语日,我们要认识到母语的重要性并努力促进多语言使用和语言多样性。 - He proposed to mobilise this dormant reserve of experience.
他建议启用这种尘封已久的经验。 - India is now in a better position to mobilise its forces
印度现在更有条件动员军队了。 - 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。