英语词汇“θ111283”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > movement > cause to move [verb (transitive)] (31)

stira1023

To move, set in motion; esp. to give a slight or tremulous movement to; to move to and fro; to shake, agitate.

icchec1175

transitive and intransitive. To move, stir.

wawc1290

transitive. To cause to move or stir.

movea1382

transitive. To put in motion; to disturb or cause to stir.

remble1579

transitive. To move, remove, esp. forcefully. Also (occasionally) intransitive.

rouse1582

transitive. To set in motion; to make (more) active or lively; to stir up, agitate.

agitate1592

transitive. To set in motion; to move from a quiet or tranquil state, to actuate; = act, v. 4b. Obsolete.

act1597

transitive. To put in motion, to motivate; to actuate, animate. Obsolete.

to put in (also into, to) motion1597

in (also †upon) motion: moving or being moved; in a state of activity, moving about; opposed to at rest. to put in (also into, †to) motion, to set…

activate1624

transitive. To make (more) active; to move to activity; to initiate (a process). Also: to motivate.

actuate1641

transitive. To move to mechanical action, to communicate motion to (an instrument, machine, or agent); to cause (a machine, appliance, etc.) to…

animate1646

transitive. To cause to move or to act; to give motion or action to. Obsolete.

ferment1667

transferred and figurative. To work up into a ferment or agitation; to excite, stir up.

to feague away1671

to feague away: to set in motion briskly. Also figurative. To agitate (a point) in one's thoughts. Also, to feague it away: to work at full stretch…

to carry about1680

transitive. To cause (something) to revolve or rotate; to set in motion. Now rare.

excite1694

transitive. To set in motion, stir up. In physical sense: To set in motion, stir up (so Latin excitare harenam, Sallust.) Obsolete. rare.

jee1722

transitive. To cause to move, to move; to move aside, shift, or displace slightly.

bestir1813

To move, stir, agitate (a thing).

emotion1831

transitive. To cause to move. Cf. emotion, n. 1b. Obsolete. rare.

to set on1855

To set in motion, set going. Also absol.

send1864

To cause to move or travel; to cause to work. Cf. to send along at phrasal verbs.

motion1929

transitive. poetic. To impart motion to. rare.

Subcategories:

— make capable of movement (1)

— surpass or exceed in moving (1)

— move with (1)

— put in continuous or effective motion (3)

— change (place or position) (3)

单词	θ111283
释义	the world > movement > cause to move [verb (transitive)] (31) stira1023 To move, set in motion; esp. to give a slight or tremulous movement to; to move to and fro; to shake, agitate. icchec1175 transitive and intransitive. To move, stir. wawc1290 transitive. To cause to move or stir. movea1382 transitive. To put in motion; to disturb or cause to stir. remble1579 transitive. To move, remove, esp. forcefully. Also (occasionally) intransitive. rouse1582 transitive. To set in motion; to make (more) active or lively; to stir up, agitate. agitate1592 transitive. To set in motion; to move from a quiet or tranquil state, to actuate; = act, v. 4b. Obsolete. act1597 transitive. To put in motion, to motivate; to actuate, animate. Obsolete. to put in (also into, to) motion1597 in (also †upon) motion: moving or being moved; in a state of activity, moving about; opposed to at rest. to put in (also into, †to) motion, to set… activate1624 transitive. To make (more) active; to move to activity; to initiate (a process). Also: to motivate. actuate1641 transitive. To move to mechanical action, to communicate motion to (an instrument, machine, or agent); to cause (a machine, appliance, etc.) to… animate1646 transitive. To cause to move or to act; to give motion or action to. Obsolete. ferment1667 transferred and figurative. To work up into a ferment or agitation; to excite, stir up. to feague away1671 to feague away: to set in motion briskly. Also figurative. To agitate (a point) in one's thoughts. Also, to feague it away: to work at full stretch… to carry about1680 transitive. To cause (something) to revolve or rotate; to set in motion. Now rare. excite1694 transitive. To set in motion, stir up. In physical sense: To set in motion, stir up (so Latin excitare harenam, Sallust.) Obsolete. rare. jee1722 transitive. To cause to move, to move; to move aside, shift, or displace slightly. bestir1813 To move, stir, agitate (a thing). emotion1831 transitive. To cause to move. Cf. emotion, n. 1b. Obsolete. rare. to set on1855 To set in motion, set going. Also absol. send1864 To cause to move or travel; to cause to work. Cf. to send along at phrasal verbs. motion1929 transitive. poetic. To impart motion to. rare. Subcategories: — make capable of movement (1) — surpass or exceed in moving (1) — move with (1) — put in continuous or effective motion (3) — change (place or position) (3)
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