-扩展释义
vt.
1. 拥护,支持,信奉(主义、学说等),2. 娶(妻);嫁(女)
To induce someone to join one’s own political party or to espouse one’s doctrine.
劝诱入会劝诱某人加入自己的政党或拥护自己的主义
-同义词和反义词
词性:verb
例句1. the government espoused the concept of sustainable economic development’
词组
||1: Consumers rarely change their buying habits, even when confronted with scientific and other data, says Mr O’Rourke. ||2: So he has drawn on insights from behavioural economics, which show shoppers can be greatly influenced by peer pressure and by information passed on to them by people they know. ||3: The app tries to take advantage of these pressures. ||4: The virtue rating will inform a consumer how well they are doing according to the values which they espouse . ||5: That measurement gives an incentive to do better. ||6: Soon, the rating will be able to be shared with others on social-media sites such as Facebook, which could inspire (or pressurise) a shopper to consume more thoughtfully. ||7: It might even, believes Mr O’Rourke, turn being a good shopper into an online game.
||1:欧罗克先生说,即使面对科学数据和其他数据,消费者都几乎不会改变他们的购物习惯。||2:于是他利用了行为经济学的观点来开发这个软件。这些观点表明,同辈压力及购物者认识的人传递给他们的信息都能对购物者产生很大的影响。||3:这个软件尝试利用这些压力。||4:购物美德度评估会根据购物者所赞成的购物观来告知他们其购物表现如何。||5:这种评估会促使购物者改善其购物行为。||6:很快,人们就能够在如脸谱网(Facebook)的社交媒介中与别人分享这种评估,这将鼓励(或施压)购物者更加理性地消费。||7:欧罗克先生认为,这个软件可能甚至会将“做一个优秀的购物者”变为线上游戏。
but it may be an issue in New Zealand, where a gunman who is believed to espouse those views killed 49 people at two mosques.
但是,它在新西兰可能是个问题,在那里,一名被认为信奉白人民族主义的枪手在两个清真寺杀死了49个人。
The virtue rating will inform a consumer how well they are doing according to the values which they espouse .
购物美德度评估会根据购物者所赞成的购物观来告知他们其购物表现如何。
Joe Biden said he would seek the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. He went to Pennsylvania, where he touted his working-class credentials and played down the kind of identity politics that his rivals espouse . The 76-year-old former vice-president is leading the polls at this early stage.
乔·拜登表示,他将寻求民主党总统候选人提名。他前往宾夕法尼亚州,在那里他凸显自身的工人阶级资历,并淡化了竞争对手宣扬的身份政治。目前,这位76岁的前副总统在民调中领先。
verb
1.(of a woman) be engaged to (a particular man)
‘she was secretly _espoused_ to his son, Peter’
‘a virgin _espoused_ to a man whose name was Joseph’
2.Adopt or support (a cause, belief, or way of life)
‘she _espoused_ the causes of justice and freedom for all’
‘Gore has said that his new network will not _espouse_ any particular political beliefs.’
3.Marry.
‘Edward had _espoused_ the lady Grey’
‘My father, falling in love with a poor relation, _espoused_ her privately; and I was the first fruit of that marriage.’
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