urging

v.

力劝( urge的现在分词 )；强烈要求；推进；驱策

1. Newspaper reporters pushed round the Minister, urging him to give them a statement.
   报社记者把部长团团围住，坚持要他发表一个声明。
2. The act of urging.
   驱策，鼓动
3. 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.
   他的一个朋友，一个了解这辆汽车情况的修理工，劝他把那辆旧车作价再补些钱买辆新型的。
4. Motoring organizations are urging drivers not to travel by road if possible.
   机动车协会劝告开车的人暂时不要使用公路。

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