urge

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1. vt. 力劝; 敦促 request earnestly; try to persuade; strongly recommend
2. vt. 鼓励; 极力主张 encourage or stimulate sb to do sth
3. vt. 驱策,促使 drive or force forward

• urge blandly温和地力劝
• urge insidiously不知不觉地推进
• urge powerfully强烈地敦促
• urge the horse along策马前进

• urge upon the necessity强调重要性

1. He urged the horses on with a whip.
   他用鞭子策马前行。
2. Many physicians urge aerobic exercise.
   很多医生鼓励有氧运动。
3. We will urge them to adhere to the Paris Agreement.
   我们将敦促他们遵守巴黎协议。
4. They urged on us the need for cooperation.
   他们向我们强调合作的必要性。
5. I strongly urge you to give up smoking.
   我力劝你戒烟。

1. He urged against the adoption of the measure.
   他极力反对采取这项措施。

1. I feel the urge to be outside when spring comes again.
   当春天再次来临,我就有了到户外活动的冲动。
2. An urge to improve society led me into politics.
   推动社会进步的强烈愿望使我投身于政治。
3. When the urge to create a cellar happens it's usually at the beginning of your wine appreciation career.
   当你有强烈愿望要建一个酒窖时，通常是你的葡萄酒鉴赏生涯的开始。