heartened

英 [ˈhɑːtnd]

美 [ˈhɑːrtnd]

v.  激励; 鼓励
hearten的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：heartened　过去式：heartened　

BNC.42903 / COCA.41860

柯林斯词典

• VERB 鼓舞;使振奋
  If someoneis heartened bysomething, it encourages them and makes them cheerful.
  1. He will have been heartened by the telephone opinion poll published yesterday...
     他会为昨天公布的电话民意调查结果感到鼓舞。
  2. The news heartened everybody.
     该消息让每个人都感到振奋。

双语例句

• He looked on life, and was neither heartened nor saddened.
  他看待生活，既不振奋也不忧伤。
• He said he was heartened by the progress the countries are making on the matter.
  他说他对相关国家在这个问题上所取得的进展感到鼓舞。
• Heartened by the philosopher's friendship, he returns to work with renewed vigor.
  这位哲学家的友谊令他振奋，又精神抖擞地继续工作。
• Generations of children have been heartened by the thought that this Nobel Prize winner did badly at school, but they're sadly mistaken.
  一代代的孩子都感到欣慰的是认为这诺贝尔奖得主曾在学校不好，但他们大错特错了。
• I'm immediately heartened by your magnificent spirit and will-power.
  你的伟大的精神和意志力大大鼓舞了我。
• China is heartened by SAARC's achievements and has full confidence in its future.
  中国为南盟发展取得的成就感到由衷的高兴，对南盟未来的发展充满信心。
• Become heartened or elated.
  变的兴奋或者得意洋洋。
• Scarlett's visit to the Fontaines had heartened her more than she realized.
  拜访方丹家以后思嘉精神上受到的鼓舞，比她自己所意识到的要大得多。
• Addressing the nation on Wednesday night, George W. Bush, US president, had warned that without action the US could "experience a long and painful recession", adding that he was heartened by "widespread agreement" on the plan.
  美国总统布什周三晚对全国发表讲话，他警告，如果没有采取行动，美国可能“经历一场长期而痛苦的衰退”，并补充道，他为救市方案得到“广泛赞同”感到振奋。
• The news heartened everybody.
  该消息让每个人都感到振奋。