instill

英 [ɪnˈstɪl]

美 [ɪnˈstɪl]

v.  浸染；逐渐灌输；滴注（入，下）

第三人称单数：instills　现在分词：instilling　过去式：instilled　过去分词：instilled　

TOEFLGRETEM8

BNC.34201 / COCA.12013

英英释义

verb

• fill, as with a certain quality
  1. The heavy traffic tinctures the air with carbon monoxide
  Synonym:impregnateinfusetincture
• teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
  1. inculcate values into the young generation
  Synonym:inculcateinfuse
• produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
  1. Mother tried to ingrain respect for our elders in us
  Synonym:impressingrain
• enter drop by drop
  1. instill medication into my eye
  Synonym:instil
• impart gradually
  1. Her presence instilled faith into the children
  2. transfuse love of music into the students
  Synonym:transfuse

双语例句

• Organization was a critical skill that teachers tried to instill in us at an early age.
  教师对我们从小灌输非常重要的生活组织能力。
• Don't be afraid of making a mistake and instill this in your subordinates.
  不要害怕犯错误，让你的下属也认同这一点。
• A better strategy, however, is to instill trust in management and peer groups.
  然而，更好的策略是给管理人员和相关人员逐渐灌输对您的信任。
• The easy rhythm and pop arrangement even instill a feeling of musical eroticism.
  轻松的旋律和节奏安排甚至给我们一种非常愉悦的感觉。
• To inspire, impact and instill abundance in life.
  为了激励，影响和灌输丰富的生活。
• To instill in researchers an understanding of the importance and strategic value of their work.
  灌输研究者们对自己工作重要性和策略价值的认知。
• There are other ways to instill freedom, creativity and initiative than to depend on the absence of guidance.
  要给孩子灌输自由和创造并不一定要建立在无章无法的基础上。
• Celebrating individual accomplishment could not only invigorate our employee morale, but also instill work with meaning and joy.
  庆祝个人的成就不仅能够鼓舞员工的士气，而且为员工灌输工作的意义与乐趣。
• Instill ideas into a person's mind.
  将观念逐渐灌输进入的头脑。
• To instill courage or life into; animate.
  鼓舞注入勇气或生命；使充满活力。