stir
[stə:]
vt.激起, 惹起, 搅和
vi.活动, 引起, 挪动
n.骚乱, 感动(激动, 愤怒或震动), 搅拌
例句与用法:
The news caused quite a stir in the village.
那消息在村里引起了一片混乱。
Old memories stirred as she looked at the photographs.
她看到这些照片,唤起了对往事的回忆。
There was a stir of excitement as she entered the theatre.
她一走进剧院就引起了一阵兴奋。
She stirred the sugar into her coffee.
她把糖搅和到咖啡里。
The story stirred her sympathy.
这故事激起了她的同情心。
词形变化:
名词: stirrer | 动词过去式: stirred | 动词过去分词: stirred | 动词现在分词: stirring | 动词第三人称单数: stirs |
vt.
1. 搅拌, 搅动
Mother stirred the flour and milk to a stiff paste.
母亲把面粉和牛奶搅成浓浆。
2. 搅进, 拌入[O][(+into)]
3. 动; 移动; 摇动; 拨动
The wind stirs the leaves.
风吹动树叶。
4. 激起; 激动; 轰动; 鼓动; 煽动[(+to)]
The news stirred him to action.
这消息促使他采取行动。
5. 唤醒; 唤起[(+from)]
A shriek stirred me from sleep.
尖叫声把我从睡梦中唤醒。
vi.
1. 微动; 移动; 活动; 离开
She stirred now and again in her sleep.
她睡觉时不时翻来覆去。
2. 【口】起床
Sam is not stirring yet.
山姆还没有起床。
3. (消息)传布; 流通; 流行
4. 搅动; 拌和
5. 【口】搬弄是非
n.[C]
1. 微动; 骚动; 激动; 轰动[S1]
The book caused quite a stir.
这本书引起了轰动。
2. 拨动, 搅拌
n.
【俚】监牢[U]
He will be out of stir soon.
他不久将出狱。
短语词组:
stir up
1. 激起; 煽动
The singers and dancers stirred up a lot of excitement.
歌者和舞者们令群众兴奋不已。
The speech stirred up a lot of excitement.
那场演说引起很大的骚动。
They were trying to stir up trouble at the university.
他们想在大学里闹事。
stir
过去式:stirred
过去分词:stirred
现在进行时:stirring
名词复数:stirs
词形变化:
名词: stirrer | 动词过去式: stirred | 动词过去分词: stirred | 动词现在分词: stirring | 动词第三人称单数: stirs |
同义词:
rouse | disturb | blend | agitate | mix | arouse | awaken | fuss | wake up | motivate | incite | stirring | stimulation | mixing | mixture | blending | commotion | disturbance | to-do | uproar | budge | excite | shake | scramble | mingle | combine | affect | move | trouble | perturb | jumble | merge | disquiet | mobilize | waken | rally | stimulate | flurry | evoke | ado | bring up | raise | call down | shift | put forward | hustle | touch | conjure | shake up | conjure up | bustle | call forth | splash | invoke |
反义词:
still |
词义辨析:
同义:
vt.vi.混合; 搅拌
mix
mingle
combine
jumble
scramble
blend
merge
vt.使……动
move
budge
mobilize
vt.刺激; 使不安
excite
rouse
affect
agitate
disquiet
perturb
trouble
shake
disturb
反义:
vt.使动; 激动情绪
still
quieten
stir1[stə:]vt.1.■搅动,搅拌,搅和;拨动:to stir one's coffee with a spoon用勺搅动咖啡to stir eggs搅打鸡蛋2.■使微动,移动:He would not stir a finger to help you.他不会动一根指头来帮助你的。Would you please help me to stir this desk?你能帮我搬一下这张写字台吗?3.■摇动;使晃动,使抖动:The soft breeze stirs the leaves.柔和的微风摇动着树叶。A flag on the top of the house stirred loudly in the strong wind.屋顶上的一面旗子在狂风中哗哗啦啦地抖个不停。4.■使打起精神,使奋起:to stir oneself奋发,振作5.■叫醒;唤起:He stirred me at 4 this morning.他今早4点钟就把我叫醒了。to stir past memories唤起对往事的回忆6.■煽动,鼓动;激起,引起(up):to stir up people to rebellion煽动人造反to stir a dispute between two countries在两国之间挑起争端7.■使感动,打动,使激动:to stir pity引起同情His heart was finally stirred by her remarks.他终于被她的话打动了心。8.■[古语]使引起注意,提出讨论9.■[古语]扰乱;使苦恼vi.1.■微动;移动:Not a leaf stirred.连一片树叶也没动。He didn't stir while sitting there.他坐在那里一动不动。2.■活动,走动,跑来跑去;离开:You're better now, but you must not stir.你好多了,但还不能走动。She stirred out two hours ago.两小时前她就走了。3.■苏醒,开始活跃;奋起:to stir into consciousness苏醒过来Everyone in the house was stirring.屋里的每个人都开始活跃起来了。4.■受感动,被打动;激动:Pity stirred in his heart.他的心中萌发了怜悯之情。She didn't stir at all when she got back her wedding ring.找回她的结婚戒指,她一点儿也不激动。5.■传播,流传;发生:Is there any news stirring?有什么消息吗?6.■搅动,搅和;拨动:He kept stirring at the fire with a poker when he spoke to me.他在和我说话时,不停地用拨火棍拨着火。n.1.■搅拌;拨动2.■微动;移动3.■微动声,动静4.■(尤指热闹活泼的)活动5.■骚动,骚乱;轰动6.■冲动,激动,感动近义词arouseawakenrallyrousewakenmake a great (或 big) stir引起争论;引起极大的不安引起轰动引起骚动stir a finger见 fingerstir a hand帮忙,尽举手之劳stir one's stumps[口语]赶快,赶紧;快走stir oneself奋发,振作;活泼起来stir someone's bile激怒某人stir someone's blood见 bloodstir someone's pulse激起某人的热情,激动某人的情绪,挑动某人的欲望stir the waters使变成一池浑水stir up a hornet's nest (about one's ears)见 hornet's neststir up bad blood见 bloodstir up mud揭人隐私,张扬丑闻stir up the animals引起不愉快的争吵;采取可能受到批评的立场变形vt.stirredstirring stir2[stə:]n.1.■[俚语]监牢be in stir坐牢
stirstir[stə:]n.1.■[俚]监狱He's just out of stir.他刚出狱。
继承用法stir-bugn.1.■[美俚]因坐牢而发狂的人stir-bugs[-cracy, -nuts]adj.1.■因禁闭而发狂的
(stirred, stirring)
- [with obj.]move a spoon or other implement round and round in (a liquid or other substance) in order to mix it thoroughly
搅拌,搅和(液体等物质)
Desmond stirred his tea and ate a biscuit.
德斯蒙德搅了搅茶,然后吃了一块饼干。
[no obj.]pour in the cream and stir well.
倒入奶油并拌匀。
■(stir something in/into)add an ingredient to (a liquid or other substance) in such a way
搅入,拌和
stir in the flour and cook gently for two minutes.
加入面粉拌和后文火煮两分钟。 - move or begin to move slightly
移动;微动
nothing stirred except the wind.
除了风以外,一切都静止不动。
■[with obj.]cause to move or be disturbed slightly
移动;使微动
a gentle breeze stirred the leaves.
一阵微风吹动了树叶。
cloudiness is caused by the fish stirring up mud.
混浊是由于鱼把泥给搅起来了。
■(of a person or animal) rise or wake from sleep
(人,动物)起身;醒来
no one else had stirred yet.
其他人都还没有醒。
■(stir from/out of)(of a person) leave or go out of (a place)
(人)离开,走出来
as he grew older, he seldom stirred from his club.
随着年龄的增大,他很少离开他的俱乐部。
■begin or cause to begin to be active or to develop
(使)开始活跃;(使)发展,奋起
[no obj.]the 1960s, when the civil rights movement stirred.
民权运动开始兴起的20世纪60年代。
[with obj.]a voice stirred her from her reverie.
一个声音使她从幻想中回过神来。
he even stirred himself to play an encore.
他甚至激动得加演了一个。 - [with obj.]arouse strong feeling in (someone); move or excite
煽动,挑起;打动;刺激
they will be stirred to action by what is written.
他们会受所写内容的激发而行动起来。
he stirred up the sweating crowd.
他把汗流浃背的一群人煽动起来。
■arouse or prompt (a feeling or memory) or inspire (the imagination)
激起,引起(感情,回忆);激发(想象力)
the story stirred many memories of my childhood.
故事勾起我童年的很多回忆。
the rumours had stirred up his anger.
流言飞语激起了他的愤怒。 - [no obj.](Brit. informal)deliberately cause trouble between others by spreading rumours or gossip
(英,非正式)挑拨,惹是生非
Francis was always stirring, trying to score off people.
弗朗西斯老是惹是生非,总想羞辱人。
[in sing.]
- a slight physical movement
微动,动静
I stood, straining eyes and ears for the faintest stir.
我站着,睁大眼睛,竖起耳朵,捕捉最细微的响动。
■a commotion
骚动,骚乱
the event caused quite a stir.
那件事引起了很大的轰动。
■an initial sign of a specified feeling
隐约的情感
Caroline felt a stir of anger deep within her breast.
卡罗琳在内心深处感到了一丝怒气。 - an act of mixing food or drink with a spoon or other implement
搅动,拌和
he gives his Ovaltine a stir.
他搅拌了一下阿华田饮料。
stir the blood
- make someone excited or enthusiastic
激起热情,使兴奋
- [often in imperative](Brit. informal, dated)(of a person) begin to move or act
(英,非正式,旧)(人)开始移动;开始行动
- Old English styrian, of Germanic origin; related to German stören 'disturb'
stir something up
- cause or provoke trouble or bad feeling
惹事,滋事;煽动,激起
he accused me of trying to stir up trouble.
他指责我想闹事。
stir2
noun
- (informal)prison
(非正式)监狱
I've spent twenty-eight years in stir.
我已经坐了28年的牢。
- mid 19th cent.: perhaps from Romany sturbin 'jail'
stir
名词 stir:
a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event
同义词:splash
emotional agitation and excitement
a rapid active commotion
同义词:bustle, hustle, flurry, ado, fuss
动词 stir:
move an implement through with a circular motion
move very slightly
stir feelings in
stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of
同义词:stimulate, shake, shake up, excite
affect emotionally
同义词:touch
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
同义词:raise, conjure, conjure up, invoke, evoke, call down, arouse, bring up, put forward, call forth
to begin moving, "As the thunder started the sleeping children began to stir"
同义词:arouse
mix or add by stirring
stir
■A: I bet I know. Don't you stir nor budge.
(我打赌我知道。你不要转动,也不要微动。
■"I don't like to stir 'em up, either.
“我也不想打扰他们。
■"I bet I know it. Don't you stir nor budge.
“我敢打赌我没搞错,你得绝对保持安静。
■"Where's Emily?" said Mr. Peggotty,bending down to stir the fire.
“艾米莉在哪儿?”佩格蒂先生一边说,一边弯下腰去捅火。
■A strange feeling began to stir in him.
一种奇怪的感觉一直困扰着他。
■When ready to serve, stir in the chives or basil.
上菜前加入细洋葱或罗勒叶。
■You don't need to stir it. What's all that smoke?
不用搅和。怎么这么多烟啊?
■No matter what you say, he just won't stir.
不管你说什么,他就是不动窝。
■Don't stir up trouble between them.
不要在他们之间惹麻烦。
■Do not stir up or awaken love until it is.
不要惊动,不要叫醒我所亲爱的,等他自己情愿。
■Ye stir not up, nor awake my love, till she please.
不要惊动,不要叫醒我所亲爱的,等她自己情愿。
■Don't stir the milk until it creams.
不要搅动牛奶,直到上面结皮。
■Whenever he's around, he always manages to stir up trouble.
什么时候只要有他在,他就总要挑起点事来。
■Never had there been such a stir!
从来没有热闹过!
■He did not so much as stir a finger.
他一点力都不肯出。
■He will be out of stir soon.
他不久将出狱。
■He would not stir a finger to help you.
他不会动一根指头来帮助你的。
■They tried to stir up conflicts between the native inhabitants.
他们设法在当地居民中挑起冲突。
■He didn't stir while sitting there.
他坐在那里一动不动。
■His announcement of retirement made a stir.
他宣布退休引起骚动。
■His visit to this island country created no small stir in the diplomatic world.
他对这个岛国的访问在外交界引起了不小的震动。
■He gave his coffee a stir with the spoon.
他用小匙搅咖啡。
■His arrival caused a great stir.
他的到来引起了很大的骚动。
■His invention made a stir in scientific circles.
他的发明在科学界引起了轰动。
■His resignation caused quite a stir.
他的辞职引起了相当大的轰动。
■His resignation created quite a stir.
他的辞职引起相当大的骚动。
■His speech was calculated to stir up the crowd.
他讲的话是有意鼓动群众的。
■But none of books caused the kind of stir.
但是没有一本书引起过那种轰动。
■Your presence at the meeting will stir trouble.
你出席会议要惹起麻烦。
■You can use the teaspoon to stir your tea.
你可以用茶匙把茶搅匀.
■You're better now, but you must not stir.
你好多了,但还不能走动。
■Could you give the rice a stir?
你把米饭搅一搅好吗?
■Would you please help me to stir this desk?
你能帮我搬一下这张写字台吗?
■Could you give the salad a quick stir?
你能把沙拉拌一下吗?
■Stir and you are a dead man.
你要动就要你的命。
■You should stir up the coffee.
你要把咖啡拌匀。
■If you don't stir yourself and move about a little,you will be ill.
你要是不活动,不走动一下,将会生病的。
■Stir the paint before you use it.
使用前先把油漆搅一搅。
■Stir solder paste in container before use.
使用时搅拌容器内的焊膏。
■To agitate, stir, or confuse.
使躁动、骚动或迷乱
■Stir in the cheeses and chilies.
倒入奶酪与绿椒。
■Stir in horseradish, lemon juice, salt and pepper.
倒入辣根调味剂,柠檬汁,盐和胡椒粉。
■This oatmeal lumps if you do not stir it well.
假如你不好好搅动,麦片粥会结团。
■This oatmeal lumps if you don't stir it well.
假若你不好好搅动,这麦片粥会结块的。
■This oatmeal lumps if you do not stir it well .
假若你不好好搅动,这麦片粥会结块的。
■Stop trying to stir up racial hostility!
停止试图挑起种族仇恨!
■I had heard no stir since nightfall.
入夜以来我没有听见丝毫动静。
■Don't stir up trouble unnecessarily.
别不必要地挑起麻烦。
■To rouse from a quiescent or inactive state;stir.
刺激从平静或不活跃的状态中唤醒;刺激
■To rousefrom a quiescent or inactive state; stir.
刺激从平静或不活跃的状态中唤醒;刺激。
stir up
1. 激起; 煽动
The singers and dancers stirred up a lot of excitement.
歌者和舞者们令群众兴奋不已。
The speech stirred up a lot of excitement.
那场演说引起很大的骚动。
They were trying to stir up trouble at the university.
他们想在大学里闹事。