mobilise

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美

网络  动员; 赋予可动性

过去分词：mobilised　现在分词：mobilising　过去式：mobilised　第三人称单数：mobilises　

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英英释义

verb

• cause to move around
  1. circulate a rumor
  Synonym:mobilizecirculate
• make ready for action or use
  1. marshal resources
  Synonym:mobilizemarshalsummon
• get ready for war
  Synonym:mobilize
• call to arms
  Synonym:call upmobilizerally

双语例句

• If a country did not need to do so, it would not mobilise the SDR-based credit.
  如果一国不需要这样做，那么它就不会动用以特别提款权为基础的贷款。
• Building such a world-class HE system would enable countries to mobilise and leverage the potential of the whole system for the benefit of society at large.
  建立这样一个世界级的高等教育系统可以让各国动员整个系统的潜力并发挥其杠杆作用，为整个社会造福。
• He also said the Obama administration would soon submit legislation to Congress to mobilise IMF gold to help cover additional expenses.
  他还表示，奥巴马政府将很快向国会提交动用imf黄金的法案，以帮助弥补额外的支出。
• This campaign, led by The Energy and Resources Institute in India, illustrates the opportunities to mobilise industry participation for development.
  由印度能源和资源研究所领导的这一运动表明了动员工业参与促进发展的机遇。
• Not gonna wait more time for them to get mobilise.
  就不要等待他们去部署了。
• That way, you mobilise actors who will have to get involved anyway when you move into implementation.
  这样，你就动员了一些参与者，当你着手实施的时候，他们就不得不参与进来。
• And it has cost Netflix very little to mobilise all this effort.
  此项行动的动员费用相当之少。
• He proposed to mobilise this dormant reserve of experience.
  他建议启用这种尘封已久的经验。
• He cannot mobilise Russia for a Great Patriotic War.
  他不可能动员俄罗斯打一场伟大的卫国战争。
• First, the US will need to mobilise more revenue.
  首先，美国将需要征收更多的财政收入。