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

• These antibodies then mobilise the body's immune defences to attack and destroy the cells.
  然后这些抗体驱动机体免疫系统攻击并破坏这些细胞。
• 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。
• 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 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。
• The Council of Ministers shall control, mobilise and manage the Nepali Army as per the new Military Act.
  临时政府应根据新军事法案来控制、动员和管理尼泊尔军。
• The causes of economic uncertainty are all too clear, yet the president has yet to mobilise the will or resources to do what is necessary to address them.
  导致经济前景不确定的因素再清楚不过了，然而奥巴马迄今仍未调动意愿和资源、采取必要举措来解决这些问题。
• He proposed to mobilise this dormant reserve of experience.
  他建议启用这种尘封已久的经验。
• Not gonna wait more time for them to get mobilise.
  就不要等待他们去部署了。
• Do you have any idea what kind of resources they'll mobilise to get him back?
  你知道他们为了把他弄回去会动用多少力量吗？
• They are behind because they cannot mobilise fast enough.
  他们落后的原因在于无法足够快的调配资源。