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urging中文意思翻譯

adj. 催促的, 緊迫的

動(dòng)詞urge的現在分詞

urging常見(jiàn)例句

1 、She remembers Lillian Gilbreth urging the young women to have full lives, with professions if they wanted them.───她記得莉莉安-吉爾布瑞斯敦促年輕婦女們擁有全部的生活、如果想要，也可以擁有自己的職業(yè)。

2 、When a Chinese Indonesian expressed his wish to emigrate, a spate of messages came in, urging him to flee to the Mainland China or Hong kong or Taiwan.───一印尼讀者吐露想移民的心愿之后，便有數十封中國來(lái)信促同胞快快逃到中國大陸或者香港或者臺灣。

3 、St.Peter urg had become Petrograd in 1914.───圣彼得堡在1914年變成彼得格勒。

4 、Meanwhile, officials are urging states to make plans for dealing with the next flu season.───與此同時(shí)，政府官員正催促各州制定計劃預防下一個(gè)流感季節。

5 、The summit of the world's seven leading industrial countries plus Ru ia gets under way in St.Peter urg Saturday.───世界上7個(gè)主要工業(yè)化國家和俄羅斯的**星期六在圣彼得堡舉行高峰會(huì )議。

6 、Your insistent urging isn't going to work. I'm not going to do it.───你堅持不懈的的敦促是不會(huì )有效的。我是不會(huì )做這件事的。

7 、Last September, at his urging, the committee questioned experts about this issue.───去年九月，在他的推動(dòng)下委員就此問(wèn)題征求專(zhuān)家的意見(jiàn)。

8 、The NMTA is urging the introduction of a federal bill that would give more guidance to banks.───NMTA正在促進(jìn)一個(gè)將給予銀行更多指導的聯(lián)邦法規的實(shí)施。

9 、During the SCO summit, he flattered Mr Putin by virtually urging him to join the presidents-for-life club.───在“上合組織”的峰會(huì )期間，他奉承普京，實(shí)際上慫恿他加入“終身總統俱樂(lè )部”。

10 、But I do urge you all to be bold and stretch yourself.─── 不過(guò)我要求你們要大膽一些 突破自己

11 、The 19th century was a golden age for St.Peter urg's wealthy cla es.───十九世紀對圣彼得堡的富有階級來(lái)說(shuō)是段黃金歲月。

12 、She arrived in the United States alone in 1939 and, at Einstein's urging, attended library school at the University of North Carolina.───1939年，她只身來(lái)到美國，并在愛(ài)因斯坦的強烈要求下，進(jìn)入北卡羅萊納大學(xué)的圖書(shū)館學(xué)院學(xué)習。

13 、To annoy by constant scolding, complaining, or urging.───不斷找岔，抱怨由不斷的責罵、抱怨或催促而產(chǎn)生的煩惱

14 、Hayek returned gushing, and wrote Thatcher, urging her to follow Chile's aggressive model more faithfully.───他還寫(xiě)信給撒切爾夫人，敦促她更加忠實(shí)地遵循智利這個(gè)敢作敢為的模式。

15 、The international community has for years been urging China to implement political reform.───多年來(lái)，國際社會(huì )一直在敦促中國進(jìn)行政治改革，可是，中國政治在不斷進(jìn)步的時(shí)候，我卻驚訝地發(fā)現，某些新聞傳媒的思維卻沒(méi)有改變。

16 、She read good books and kept urging Yossarian not to be so bourgeois without the reading.───她愛(ài)讀好書(shū)，而且經(jīng)常勸尤索林不要象小市民一樣不讀書(shū)。

17 、"Okay," Mello said shakily, urging himself to calm down.───"沒(méi)關(guān)系,"梅洛說(shuō)上香,要求自己冷靜下來(lái).

18 、Old, run-down Soviet Leningrad, they said, was not the St.Peter urg of 19th-century literature.───他們說(shuō)老舊的蘇維埃列寧格勒已不再是十九世紀的圣彼得堡了。

19 、They continued to issue proclamations to the whole country urging the most strenuous resistance.───他們仍繼續向全國發(fā)布命令，號召作最奮勇的抵抗。

20 、The transportation administration departments are urging for levies on the cost of road maintenance.───交管部門(mén)在催征養路費。

21 、He appeased other LVI players in the stands urging him to show off during warmups.───在熱身的時(shí)候，他簡(jiǎn)單滿(mǎn)足了其他拉斯維加斯美國亞裔邀請賽球員要求他表演的愿望。

22 、Indian Health Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad is urging anyone who thinks they may have symptoms to stay home.───印度衛生部長(cháng)阿扎德敦促任何認為自己可能有流感癥狀的人待在家里。

23 、Seismologists are urging calm and telling the public not to believe rumors about more earthquakes.───地震學(xué)家主張冷靜并告誡大家不要相信會(huì )有更多地震的謠言。

24 、Stop urging me to do something, I'm not comfortable doing.───不要催促我做一些我不喜歡做的事。

25 、IDSA is urging EPA to rescind its decision.───IDSA強烈要求EPA取消它的這項決定。

26 、I may be an alien, but I have urges.─── 我或許是個(gè)外星人 但我也有沖動(dòng)啊

27 、The United States has been urging Pakistan to take greater action against militants in the border region for some time.───一段時(shí)間以來(lái)，美國一直在敦促巴基斯坦對這個(gè)邊界地帶的激進(jìn)分子采取更多行動(dòng)。

28 、The Panel passed a motion moved by HON WONG Kwok-hing urging the Administration to formulate the implementation plans and timetable for a minimum wage.───事務(wù)委員會(huì )通過(guò)王國興議員動(dòng)議的議案,該項議案促請政府當局制定最低工資的推行方案及時(shí)間表。

29 、Fine, but I just read that the urge to check your texts is actually more powerful than a drug addict's urge to use.─── 好吧 但我聽(tīng)說(shuō)查看**的* 事實(shí)上比癮君子對吸毒的*還強烈

30 、Other governments issued advisories urging citizens not to visit Mexico.───其他國家的政府頒布相關(guān)政策建議過(guò)密盡量不要去墨西哥。

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32 、Representatives are urging the government to publish a document to protect the legal rights of farm workers.───代表們促請政府盡快出臺保護農民工合法權益的文件。

33 、Be not immodest in urging your friends to discover a secret.───不要粗魯地催促你的朋友揭露某個(gè)秘密。

34 、They are also urging foreign creditors to shun the project.───他們也敦促外國債權人避開(kāi)這項計畫(huà)。

35 、You looked back from time to time, showing me your shining smile and urging me to catch up.───你不時(shí)回過(guò)頭來(lái),露出光燦的笑容,喚我快快跟上。

36 、Mr. Peterson is urging Ms. Huang to advance the shipment in order to catch the Christmas sale in the United States.───為了趕上美國的圣誕節銷(xiāo)售，彼得森勸說(shuō)黃女士提前裝運。

37 、More influential in urging a reform of the methods of science was Francis Bacon.───在倡導科學(xué)方法改革方面更有影響的則是Francis Bacon.

38 、I also find it inconceivable that many friends and relatives have been urging me to get more exposure on English-language TV channels.───一個(gè)令人感到不可思議的現況是，一些親朋好友總是好心"勸"我應該多在英文電視頻道露面。

39 、The Organization of the Islamic Conference has been urging the United Nations to approve anti-defamation measures.───伊斯蘭會(huì )議組織一直在敦促聯(lián)合國通過(guò)反中傷措施。

40 、With marketing flair, they wrote letters to Rotary clubs that do not sponsor Rotaract clubs urging them to organize one.───他們還懷抱行銷(xiāo)熱忱，寫(xiě)信給沒(méi)有輔導扶青團的扶輪社，敦促他們成立扶青團。

41 、She could hear him urging her on as she ran past.───她跑過(guò)他面前時(shí)，聽(tīng)到他在為她加油。

42 、They have delivered public and private messages urging the dictator to leave Iraq so that disarmament can proceed peacefully.───他們通過(guò)公開(kāi)或者私下的渠道傳遞信息，要求這個(gè)獨裁者離開(kāi)伊拉克，從而和平地解決伊拉克的武裝。

43 、The IAAF has responded by urging caution over the reports.───國際田聯(lián)已經(jīng)做出回應，敦促謹慎對待這些報告。

44 、A bipartisan report is urging any president to check with Congress before going to war.───一個(gè)兩黨共同出具的報告要求總統在開(kāi)戰前需同國會(huì )進(jìn)行協(xié)商。

45 、Meanwhile, the president of the Palestinian authority is urging Israel and Hamas to agree to an Egypt-broker truce.───與此同時(shí)，巴勒斯坦當局總統希望以色列和哈馬斯能夠同意由埃及調解的休戰協(xié)議。

46 、You can bet the city won't be old St.Peter urg, but something altogether different.───你可以打賭這個(gè)城市將不再是老圣彼得堡，而是一個(gè)完全不同的城市。

47 、He had been urging construction of a new runway to parallel Three Zero.───他一直在呼吁新修一條和三零號平行的跑道。

48 、Obama is urging doctors to support his health care overhaul plan.───他鼓勵醫生支持他關(guān)于醫療保健徹底檢查的方案。

49 、In the bank repeatedly urging, Huang will get on a court.───在銀行多次催促下，黃將公婆告上了法庭。

50 、He is urging the schools in his district to hod moving up ceremonies at the end of eighth grade.───他正在敦促他轄區內的學(xué)校在八年級畢業(yè)的時(shí)候舉行晉級典禮。

51 、A strong counter-emotion waxed in him, urging him, warning him to leave this newly seen and newly felt thing alone.───一股強烈的抵觸情緒在他內心中增長(cháng)，催促著(zhù)他，警告他把這新看到的，新感覺(jué)到的東西撂在一邊。

52 、The agency is urging countries where the disease has already peaked to prepare for a second wave of infections.───世衛組織正敦促疫病已經(jīng)達到高峰的國家準備應對第二波感染。

53 、The soldiers, as though they were urging each other on, shouted at every volley: “Bravo!───好像是催促似的，士兵們每放一炮就大聲喊叫：“真妙！

54 、The urge to go after her and hold her again.─── 我非常想追上去 再次抱著(zhù)她

55 、And an animal rights group, the Humane Society, is urging the National Football League to suspend Vick from play.───一個(gè)動(dòng)物福利組織--人權協(xié)會(huì )，正在呼吁國家橄欖球聯(lián)合會(huì )暫停維克的比賽。

56 、A.Lincol Getty urg Addre has deep meaning.───“他的演講含義深刻、風(fēng)格簡(jiǎn)樸；

57 、They just step out of their cars and begin talking to the young men in a paternal manner, urging them to go home.───他們只是走出警車(chē)，和這些年輕人像父子一樣交談，叫他們回家。

58 、An agent or means of prodding or urging; a stimulus.───刺激物驅策力或激勵人的方式；刺激

59 、Russia is again urging Iran to stop uranium enrichment to end the international standoff over its nuclear program.───俄羅斯再次敦促伊朗停止提煉濃縮鈾，以結束國際間在伊朗核計劃問(wèn)題上出現的僵持局面。

60 、We don't have pejorative associations with those urges.─── 對于這些* 我們并沒(méi)有任何輕蔑的關(guān)聯(lián)

61 、Sexual satiation is an urge every bit as instinctive as the urge to sleep.─── 性滿(mǎn)足是一種* 它是一種與睡覺(jué)一樣的本能沖動(dòng)

62 、They are urging me to run for office.───他們正鼓勵我競選公職。

63 、Telephone calls descended on me from Capitol Hill urging me to stop dragging my feet on arms supply.───國會(huì )山不斷打來(lái)**，勸我在武器供應問(wèn)題上不要裹足不前。

64 、Shareholders of both Microsoft and Yahoo have been urging the two to strike a deal for some time.───同時(shí)持有微軟跟雅虎的股東鼓勵雙方去推行這個(gè)交易已經(jīng)有一段時(shí)間了。

65 、But even if Dumbledore was urging Snape to kill him, Snape still could have disregarded that.───但是，即使鄧布利多懇求他殺死自己，斯內普還是可以對此置之不理。

66 、In a separate news conference, Senate majority leader HR joined House Speaker NP in urging the president to reconsider.───在一兩黨各自的新聞發(fā)布會(huì )上,參議院多數黨**一起均力勸總統重新考慮該方案。

67 、His friends are urging him to throw his hat into the ring.───他的朋友們慫恿他參加比賽。

68 、But I urge you to meditate on these visions.─── 我勸你好好冥想一下那些幻象

69 、He looked at an advertisement urging us to buy.───他看見(jiàn)了一則催促我們去買(mǎi)的**。

70 、For example, “thanks” is simplified as TKS and “urgent” as URG.───舉例來(lái)說(shuō), " 謝謝 " 是單一化當做 TKS 和 " 緊急的 " 當做 URG。

71 、The Council passed a motion moved by Hon Ambrose LAU urging the Administration and HKMA to expedite the establishment of CCRA in Hong Kong.───劉漢銓議員動(dòng)議議案,促請政府當局及金管局加快在香港設立商業(yè)信貸資料庫。議案獲通過(guò)。

72 、A friend of his, a repairman who knew the condition of the car, kept urging him to trade his old car for a new model.───他的一個(gè)朋友，一個(gè)了解這輛汽車(chē)情況的修理工，勸他把那輛舊車(chē)作價(jià)再補些錢(qián)買(mǎi)輛新型的。

73 、CARE is emerge(urging) the international aid system to target more money at the woold(root) causes of emergencies.───國際援外合作署正在敦促?lài)H援助系統聚集更多資金以解決緊急事件的根源問(wèn)題。

74 、Given that urging, the Yankees showed signs of renewal.───在這樣的指示之下，洋基確實(shí)又振作了起來(lái)。

75 、He is urging me on this affair!───他正向我說(shuō)明這件事!

76 、In the meantime his mother wrote him regularly, urging him to remember the Bible, to go to church and to avoid the pitfalls of sin.───與此同時(shí)，他母親經(jīng)常給他寫(xiě)信，勸他牢記《圣經(jīng)》，要做禮拜，要避免犯罪。

77 、She's always falling behind and he's always urging her on again.───她總是掉隊,而他總是敦促她繼續前進(jìn)。

78 、But the Rossoneri faithful are urging him to reconsider, especially after his display at the Meazza in Week 13.───但是米蘭的球員們卻鼓勵他重新去考慮，特別是在第13周他在梅亞查球場(chǎng)所展示的一切。

79 、They are urging the valuation industry to raise the transparency and consistency of their reports.───他們強烈要求評估行業(yè)提高評估報告的透明度和一貫性。

80 、Members of both parties concurred in urging passage of the bill.───兩黨成員一致要求通過(guò)這項法案。

81 、I urge you to meditate on these visions.─── 我勸你好好冥想一下那些幻象

82 、The local authorities are urging residents to show restraint.───地方當局敦促居民表現出克制。

83 、I did, at the urging of some parents.─── 是我說(shuō)的 有家長(cháng)要求我這么做

84 、He tried to lure me into a drafting session by urging me to indicate my objections to the Soviet text line by line.───他堅持要我對蘇聯(lián)草案文本逐行指出我的反對意見(jiàn)，企圖誘使我參加起草會(huì )議。

85 、My husband had been urging me to take the little blue pills prescribed by the doctor.───丈夫勸我服醫生開(kāi)的藍色小藥丸。

86 、It was this constant urging, coupled with irascibility and energy, for three long hours.───他就這樣不斷地督促著(zhù)，加上脾氣暴躁和精力充沛，過(guò)了長(cháng)長(cháng)的3個(gè)鐘頭。

87 、Obama is urging supporters not to be over-confident overconfident in the closing days of the campaign.───奧巴馬告誡支持者們在大選臨近的日子里不要過(guò)度自信。

88 、Obama is urging supporters not to be overconfident in the closing days of the campaign.───奧巴馬正在囑咐他的支持者在選舉即將結束的這些天不要過(guò)于自信。

89 、At Celia's urging, Andrew arranged tests for Winnie and her husband.───在西莉亞的敦促下，安德魯為溫妮和她的丈夫安排了檢查。

90 、I didn't know that it was you who urged him to come to me.─── 我不知道是你叫他來(lái)找我的

雙語(yǔ)：可口可樂(lè )，Netflix，和亞馬遜的高容錯率國內公司真該學(xué)學(xué)

Why, all of a sudden, are so many successful business leaders urging their companies and colleagues to make more mistakes and embrace more failures?為什么突然之間，有這么多成功的商業(yè)領(lǐng)袖 敦促 他們的公司和同事犯更多錯誤并接受更多失??？

In May, right after he became CEO of Coca-Cola Co., James Quincey called upon rank-and-file managers to get beyond the fear of failure that had dogged the company since the “New Coke” fiasco of so many years ago. “If we’re not making mistakes,” he insisted, “we’re not trying hard enough.”今年 5 月，就在他成為可口可樂(lè )公司的首席執行官之后，詹姆斯昆西呼吁 普通 經(jīng)理們 擺脫 自多年前“新可樂(lè )”慘敗以來(lái)一直 困擾 公司的對失敗的恐懼。 “如果我們沒(méi)有犯錯，”他堅持說(shuō)，“我們還不夠努力?！?

In June, even as his company was enjoying unparalleled success with its subscribers, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings worried that his fabulously valuable streaming service had too many hit shows and was canceling too few new shows. “Our hit ratio is too high right now,” he told a technology conference. “We have to take more risk…to try more crazy things…we should have a higher cancel rate overall.”6 月，盡管他的公司在訂戶(hù)方面取得了 空前的 成功，但 Netflix 首席執行官里德·黑斯廷斯擔心他的價(jià)值驚人的流媒體服務(wù)有太多熱門(mén)節目，而取消的新節目太少。 “我們現在的 命中率 太高了，”他在一次技術(shù)會(huì )議上說(shuō)。 “我們必須冒更大的風(fēng)險……嘗試更瘋狂的事情……我們應該有更高的總體 取消率 ?！?

Even Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, arguably the most successful entrepreneur in the world, makes the case as directly as he can that his company’s growth and innovation is built on its failures. “If you’re going to take bold bets, they’re going to be experiments,” he explained shortly after Amazon bought Whole Foods. “And if they’re experiments, you don’t know ahead of time if they’re going to work. Experiments are by their very nature prone t o failure. But a few big successes compensate for dozens and dozens of things that didn’t work.”

即使是亞馬遜首席執行官杰夫貝索斯，可以說(shuō)是世界上最成功的 企業(yè)家 ，也盡可能直接地證明他的公司的成長(cháng)和創(chuàng )新是建立在失敗的基礎上的。 “如果你要大膽下注，它們將是實(shí)驗性的，”他在亞馬遜收購 Whole Foods 后不久解釋道。 “如果它們是實(shí)驗，你不會(huì )提前知道它們是否會(huì )起作用。實(shí)驗就其本質(zhì)而言 容易 失敗。但是一些巨大的成功 彌補 了數十種無(wú)效的東西?！?

The message from these CEOs is as easy to understand as it is hard for most of us to put into practice. I can’t tell you how many business leaders I meet, how many organizations I visit, that espouse the virtues of innovation and creativity. Yet so many of these same leaders and organizations live in fear of mistakes, missteps , and disappointments — which is why they have so little innovation and creativity. If you’re not prepared to fail, you’re not prepared to learn. And unless people and organizations manage to keep learning as fast as the world is changing, they’ll never keep growing and evolving.

這些 CEO 傳達的信息很容易理解，但我們大多數人很難付諸實(shí)踐。我無(wú)法告訴你我遇到了多少商業(yè)領(lǐng)袖，我訪(fǎng)問(wèn)了多少組織，他們信奉創(chuàng )新和創(chuàng )造力的 美德 。然而，許多同樣的領(lǐng)導者和組織生活在對錯誤、 失誤 和失望的恐懼中——這就是為什么他們的創(chuàng )新和創(chuàng )造力如此之少。如果你沒(méi)有準備好失敗，你就沒(méi)有準備好學(xué)習。除非人們和組織設法隨著(zhù)世界的變化而不斷地學(xué)習，否則他們永遠不會(huì )繼續成長(cháng)和發(fā)展。

So what’s the right way to be wrong? Are there techniques that allow organizations and inpiduals to embrace the necessary connection between small failures and big successes? Smith College, the all-women’s school in western Massachusetts, has created a program called “Failing Well” to teach its students what all of us could stand to learn. “What we’re trying to teach is that failure is not a bug of learning it’s the feature,” explained Rachel Simmons, who runs the initiative , in a recent New York Times article. Indeed, when students enroll in her program, they receive a Certificate of Failure that declares they are “hereby authorized to screw up , bomb, or fail” at a relationship, a project, a test, or any other initiative that seems hugely important and “still be a totally worthy, utterly excellent human being.” Students who are prepared to handle failure are less fragile and more daring than those who expect perfection and flawless performance.

That’s a lesson worth applying to business as well. Patrick Doyle, CEO of Domino’s Pizza since 2010, has had one of the most successful seven-year runs of any business leader in any field. But all of his company’s triumphs, he insists, are based on its willingness to face up to the likelihood of mistakes and missteps. In a presentation to other CEOs, Doyle described two great challenges that stand in the way of companies and inpiduals being more honest about failure. The first challenge, he says, is what he calls “ omission bias ” — the reality that most people with a new idea choose not to pursue the idea because if they try something and it doesn’t work, the setback might damage their career. The second challenge is to overcome what he calls “ loss aversion ” — the tendency for people to play not to lose rather than play to win, because for most of us, “The pain of loss is double the pleasure of winning.”

這也是值得應用到商業(yè)的一課。自 2010 年起擔任 Domino's Pizza 首席執行官的帕特里克·多伊爾 (Patrick Doyle) 是任何領(lǐng)域的商業(yè)領(lǐng)袖中最成功的七年經(jīng)營(yíng)者之一。但他堅持認為，他公司的所有成功都是基于它愿意面對錯誤和失誤的可能性。在向其他 CEO 發(fā)表的演講中，Doyle 描述了阻礙公司和個(gè)人對失敗更加坦誠的兩大挑戰。他說(shuō)，第一個(gè)挑戰是他所謂的“ 遺漏偏見(jiàn) ”——大多數有新想法的人選擇不去追求這個(gè)想法，因為如果他們嘗試某事但沒(méi)有成功，挫折可能會(huì )損害他們的職業(yè)生涯。第二個(gè)挑戰是克服他所謂的“ 損失厭惡 ”——人們更傾向為了不輸去玩而不是為了贏(yíng)去玩，因為對我們大多數人來(lái)說(shuō)，“輸的痛苦是贏(yíng)的快樂(lè )的兩倍?！?

Creating “the permission to fail is energizing,” Doyle explains, and a necessary condition for success — which is why he titled his presentation, with apologies to the movie Apollo 13 , “Failure Is an Option.” And that may be the most important lesson of all. Just ask Reed Hastings, Jeff Bezos, or the new CEO of Coca-Cola: There is no learning without failing, there are no successes without setbacks.多伊爾解釋說(shuō)，創(chuàng )造“允許失敗是令人振奮的”，也是成功的必要條件——這就是為什么他為他的演講命名，并對**阿波羅 13 號“失敗是一種選擇”表示歉意。這可能是最重要的一課。問(wèn)問(wèn) Reed Hastings、Jeff Bezos 或可口可樂(lè )的新 CEO：沒(méi)有失敗就沒(méi)有學(xué)習，沒(méi)有挫折就沒(méi)有成功。

翻譯： 本人在在大三時(shí)為班上的紀檢委員，我對工作認真負責，督促同學(xué)們準時(shí)上課，并記載好同學(xué)們的出勤情

本人在在大三時(shí)為班上的紀檢委員，我對工作認真負責，督促同學(xué)們準時(shí)上課，并記載好同學(xué)們的出勤情況.

I in my junior year for disciplinary committee member, my class for serious and responsible work, urging the classmates on time for class, and record attendance of good students.