stirrings

英 [ˈstɜːrɪŋz]

美 [ˈstərɪŋz]

n.  (感情、想法或发展的)开始，出现，萌动，酝酿
stirring的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (活动、演出或描述)激动人心的，鼓舞人心的
  Astirringevent, performance, or account of something makes people very excited or enthusiastic.
  1. The Prime Minister made a stirring speech...
     首相发表了一篇鼓舞人心的演讲。
  2. Stowe gives a stirring performance as a strong spirited female.
     斯托扮演了一位坚强而且充满活力的女性，她的表演震撼人心。
  3. ...a stirring account of the final months of the old regime.
     对旧政权最后几个月的扣人心弦的描述
• N-COUNT (感情、想法的)萌生，出现，酝酿
  Astirring ofa feeling or thought is the beginning of one.
  1. I feel a stirring of curiosity.
     我开始产生了好奇心。
  2. ...the first stirrings of a sense of guilt.
     负罪感的最初萌生

双语例句

• The stirrings of a new protest movement
  一项新兴起的激动人心的抗议运动
• Do you feel stirrings* Deep in your loins?
  有没有感觉到有内心深处的冲动？
• Yet regional stirrings are not, in any way, anti-Chinese.
  不过地方上的激动情绪无论如何都算不上是反对汉语。
• Rumours that were already causing stirrings among the faithful.
  已经引起忠实信徒们纷扰不安的各种谣言。
• There are stirrings in less likely places, too.
  在某些意想不到的地方，矿业股也是热火朝天。
• Some men simply don't understand how important a sense of equity can be to the stirrings of romance.
  有些男人简直无法理解公平感对激发爱情的重要性。
• But surroundings that allow those stirrings and initiatives to flourish can help.
  但营造一个让刚刚萌生的想法和计划得以良好发展的环境能够有所帮助。
• This does not mean that ambition is at an end, that people no longer feel its stirrings and promptings, but only that, no longer openly honored, it is less openly professed.
  这并不意味着雄心已经终结，人们不再感觉到它的激动人心和刺激，这只意味着雄心不再被公开的给以荣誉，也更少的被公开表示。
• Prior to the early stirrings of the pre-Open Door era, name cards were not presented by the Chinese side in business meetings and negotiations.
  改革开放时代初期激动人心，而在此之前，中方代表在参加商务会见和谈判时是不出示名片的。
• A falling euro and cheap oil have even prompted economic stirrings.
  欧元贬值和廉价的石油甚至促进了经济活动。