| 单词 | boost |
| 释义 | boost nounadjective | verb + boost | preposition adjective➤big, enormous, great, huge, major, significant, tremendous很大的促进；极大的推动➤much-needed, welcome急需的／受欢迎的帮助◆the new factory will provide a much-needed boost to the local economy.新工厂将为地方经济注入一针急需的强心剂。➤extra, unexpected额外的／意想不到的支持▸➤confidence, ego, financial, morale, psychological对信心的激励；对自尊心的提升；财政上的支持；士气的鼓舞；心理上的激励➤energy, performance精力的／性能的提升verb + boost➤give sb, provide (sb with)给（某人）鼓励▸➤get, receive受到鼓舞preposition➤boost for对⋯的刺激◆the olympics provided a boost for chinese products.奥运会刺激了中国产品的销售。➤boost in⋯的增加◆a big boost in sales销售额的猛增➤boost to对⋯的促进◆a boost to the economy对经济的推动boost verbadverb | verb + boost | preposition adverb➤considerably, dramatically, greatly, significantly, substantially大大提高；有力地促进；极大地提高➤artificially人为地刺激verb + boost➤help (to)帮助提高◆the new service helped boost profits by 10%.新业务使利润提高了 10%。preposition➤to提高到◆the total was boosted to nearly $200 by donations from parents.家长捐款使总金额提高到将近 200 美元。boost /buːst/ verb [transitive] 1.to increase sth in strength, number or value 增强（实力）；增加（数量或价值）◆the company aims to boost earnings by 18%. 公司的目标是增加 18% 的收益。◆sales are being boosted by consumers' growing confidence in internet shopping. 消费者网上购物信心的增加促使销售额激增。2.to take actions that will make an economy stronger and encourage business activity 推进；推动◆low interest rates are finally boosting the economy. 低利率最终推动了经济增长。boost /buːst/ noun [countable, usually singular] 1.something that helps to increase or improve sth else 推动力◆low interest rates should give a major boost to home sales. 低利率对房屋销售额的增长应能起到巨大的促进作用。◆intel received a boost (= its share price increased) from positive comments made by analysts. 分析家正面的评论推了英特尔公司一把（其股价上涨了）。⨁ to give / provide a boost (to sb/sth)促进；推进 ⨁ to get / receive a boost (from sth)（从某事中）获得推动力 ⨁ a big / huge / major / much-needed / welcome boost大的／巨大的／重要的／迫切需要的／受欢迎的推动力 2.an increase 提高；增加◆the company has announced a boost in exports. 公司宣布其出口量增加了。⨁ to announce / enjoy / experience a boost公布／获得／经历增长 ⨁ a big / dramatic / huge boost大的／戏剧性的／巨大的增长 ☞ boost☞ boost boost /buːst/ [transitive] (often approving, especially journalism尤用于新闻) to make sth increase, or become better or more successful使增长；使兴旺◆the new service helped to boost pre-tax profits by 10%.这项新服务使税前利润增长了 10%。◆a last-minute rush by christmas shoppers boosted sales.圣诞前最后一波购物热潮使商店营业额大增。◆getting that job did a lot to boost his ego (= make him feel more confident).得到那份工作使他信心倍增。ⓘ boost is always used to talk about a positive increase. * boost 总是表示往好的方面增长◆to boost productivity / sales / spending提高生产力／销售额；增加开支◆to boost sb's morale / career / confidence提高某人的士气；提升某人的事业发展；增强某人的信心◆to boost taxes/pressure/tension boost¹/bu:st ||; bust/verb [t] to increase sth in number, value or strength 增加；增强: ◇if we lower the price, that should boost sales. 我们如降低价钱，应能增加销量。◇the good exam result boosted her confidence. 考试成绩理想增强了她的信心。 boost²/bu:st ||; bust/noun [c] something that encourages people; an increase 令人鼓舞的事物；增加: ◇the fall in the value of the pound has led to a boost in exports. 英镑贬值造成出口增加。◇the president's visit gave a boost to the soldiers' morale. 总统到访，激励了军中士气。 boostsee ⇨ increase 6 • • •• ⇨ give sb a boost/a lift• ⇨ give sth a boost☞ boost¹☞ boost² |
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