stir
- 基本释义
- 词形变化
- 详细释义
- 双解释义
- 英英释义
- 短语词组
- 常见例句
stir
[stə:]
vt.激起, 惹起, 搅和
vi.活动, 引起, 挪动
n.骚乱, 感动(激动, 愤怒或震动), 搅拌
例句与用法：
The news caused quite a stir in the village.
那消息在村里引起了一片混乱。
Old memories stirred as she looked at the photographs.
她看到这些照片，唤起了对往事的回忆。
There was a stir of excitement as she entered the theatre.
她一走进剧院就引起了一阵兴奋。
She stirred the sugar into her coffee.
她把糖搅和到咖啡里。
The story stirred her sympathy.
这故事激起了她的同情心。
词形变化：
名词: stirrer | 动词过去式: stirred | 动词过去分词: stirred | 动词现在分词: stirring | 动词第三人称单数: stirs |
vt.
1. 搅拌, 搅动
Mother stirred the flour and milk to a stiff paste.
母亲把面粉和牛奶搅成浓浆。
2. 搅进, 拌入[O][(+into)]
3. 动; 移动; 摇动; 拨动
The wind stirs the leaves.
风吹动树叶。
4. 激起; 激动; 轰动; 鼓动; 煽动[(+to)]
The news stirred him to action.
这消息促使他采取行动。
5. 唤醒; 唤起[(+from)]
A shriek stirred me from sleep.
尖叫声把我从睡梦中唤醒。
vi.
1. 微动; 移动; 活动; 离开
She stirred now and again in her sleep.
她睡觉时不时翻来覆去。
2. 【口】起床
Sam is not stirring yet.
山姆还没有起床。
3. (消息)传布; 流通; 流行
4. 搅动; 拌和
5. 【口】搬弄是非
n.[C]
1. 微动; 骚动; 激动; 轰动[S1]
The book caused quite a stir.
这本书引起了轰动。
2. 拨动, 搅拌
n.
【俚】监牢[U]
He will be out of stir soon.
他不久将出狱。
短语词组：
stir up
1. 激起; 煽动
The singers and dancers stirred up a lot of excitement.
歌者和舞者们令群众兴奋不已。
The speech stirred up a lot of excitement.
那场演说引起很大的骚动。
They were trying to stir up trouble at the university.
他们想在大学里闹事。
stir
过去式：stirred
过去分词：stirred
现在进行时：stirring
名词复数：stirs
词形变化：
名词: stirrer | 动词过去式: stirred | 动词过去分词: stirred | 动词现在分词: stirring | 动词第三人称单数: stirs |
同义词：
rouse | disturb | blend | agitate | mix | arouse | awaken | fuss | wake up | motivate | incite | stirring | stimulation | mixing | mixture | blending | commotion | disturbance | to-do | uproar | budge | excite | shake | scramble | mingle | combine | affect | move | trouble | perturb | jumble | merge | disquiet | mobilize | waken | rally | stimulate | flurry | evoke | ado | bring up | raise | call down | shift | put forward | hustle | touch | conjure | shake up | conjure up | bustle | call forth | splash | invoke |
反义词：
still |
词义辨析：
同义:
vt.vi.混合; 搅拌
vt.使……动
vt.刺激; 使不安
反义:
vt.使动; 激动情绪
stirstirD.J.:[stə:]K.K.:[stɚ]vt. & vi.1.■搅拌This paste stirs easily.这种糨糊易于搅拌。Mary put the sugar in her coffee, and stirred it with a spoon.玛丽在她的咖啡里放了些糖, 然后用勺子搅动着。2.■(使)移动; (使)激动He did not stir, not look up.他没有动, 也没有抬头。The book stirred my interest.这本书激起了我的兴趣。n.1.■搅动; 搅和; 搅拌Give the soup a stir.把汤搅拌一下。2.■激动; 纷乱; 骚乱His resignation caused quite a stir.他的辞职引起了相当大的轰动。
继承用法stir-bugn.1.■[美俚]因坐牢而发狂的人stir-bugs[-cracy, -nuts]adj.1.■因禁闭而发狂的
stir1[stə:]vt.1.■搅动，搅拌，搅和；拨动：to stir one's coffee with a spoon用勺搅动咖啡to stir eggs搅打鸡蛋2.■使微动，移动：He would not stir a finger to help you.他不会动一根指头来帮助你的。Would you please help me to stir this desk?你能帮我搬一下这张写字台吗?3.■摇动；使晃动，使抖动：The soft breeze stirs the leaves.柔和的微风摇动着树叶。A flag on the top of the house stirred loudly in the strong wind.屋顶上的一面旗子在狂风中哗哗啦啦地抖个不停。4.■使打起精神，使奋起：to stir oneself奋发，振作5.■叫醒；唤起：He stirred me at 4 this morning.他今早4点钟就把我叫醒了。to stir past memories唤起对往事的回忆6.■煽动，鼓动；激起，引起(up)：to stir up people to rebellion煽动人造反to stir a dispute between two countries在两国之间挑起争端7.■使感动，打动，使激动：to stir pity引起同情His heart was finally stirred by her remarks.他终于被她的话打动了心。8.■[古语]使引起注意，提出讨论9.■[古语]扰乱；使苦恼vi.1.■微动；移动：Not a leaf stirred.连一片树叶也没动。He didn't stir while sitting there.他坐在那里一动不动。2.■活动，走动，跑来跑去；离开：You're better now, but you must not stir.你好多了，但还不能走动。She stirred out two hours ago.两小时前她就走了。3.■苏醒，开始活跃；奋起：to stir into consciousness苏醒过来Everyone in the house was stirring.屋里的每个人都开始活跃起来了。4.■受感动，被打动；激动：Pity stirred in his heart.他的心中萌发了怜悯之情。She didn't stir at all when she got back her wedding ring.找回她的结婚戒指，她一点儿也不激动。5.■传播，流传；发生：Is there any news stirring?有什么消息吗?6.■搅动，搅和；拨动：He kept stirring at the fire with a poker when he spoke to me.他在和我说话时，不停地用拨火棍拨着火。n.1.■搅拌；拨动2.■微动；移动3.■微动声，动静4.■(尤指热闹活泼的)活动5.■骚动，骚乱；轰动6.■冲动，激动，感动近义词arouseawakenrallyrousewakenmake a great (或 big) stir引起争论；引起极大的不安引起轰动引起骚动stir a finger见 fingerstir a hand帮忙，尽举手之劳stir one's stumps[口语]赶快，赶紧；快走stir oneself奋发，振作；活泼起来stir someone's bile激怒某人stir someone's blood见 bloodstir someone's pulse激起某人的热情，激动某人的情绪，挑动某人的欲望stir the waters使变成一池浑水stir up a hornet's nest (about one's ears)见 hornet's neststir up bad blood见 bloodstir up mud揭人隐私，张扬丑闻stir up the animals引起不愉快的争吵；采取可能受到批评的立场变形vt.stirredstirring stir2[stə:]n.1.■[俚语]监牢be in stir坐牢
stirstir[stə:]n.1.■[俚]监狱He's just out of stir.他刚出狱。
继承用法stir-bugn.1.■[美俚]因坐牢而发狂的人stir-bugs[-cracy, -nuts]adj.1.■因禁闭而发狂的
stir1
(stirred, stirring)
[in sing.]
stir the blood
stir something up
stir2
noun
(stirred, stirring)
- [with obj.]move a spoon or other implement round and round in (a liquid or other substance) in order to mix it thoroughly
搅拌，搅和（液体等物质）
Desmond stirred his tea and ate a biscuit.
德斯蒙德搅了搅茶，然后吃了一块饼干。
[no obj.]pour in the cream and stir well.
倒入奶油并拌匀。
■(stir something in/into)add an ingredient to (a liquid or other substance) in such a way
搅入，拌和
stir in the flour and cook gently for two minutes.
加入面粉拌和后文火煮两分钟。 - move or begin to move slightly
移动；微动
nothing stirred except the wind.
除了风以外，一切都静止不动。
■[with obj.]cause to move or be disturbed slightly
移动；使微动
a gentle breeze stirred the leaves.
一阵微风吹动了树叶。
cloudiness is caused by the fish stirring up mud.
混浊是由于鱼把泥给搅起来了。
■(of a person or animal) rise or wake from sleep
（人，动物）起身；醒来
no one else had stirred yet.
其他人都还没有醒。
■(stir from/out of)(of a person) leave or go out of (a place)
（人）离开，走出来
as he grew older, he seldom stirred from his club.
随着年龄的增大，他很少离开他的俱乐部。
■begin or cause to begin to be active or to develop
（使）开始活跃；（使）发展，奋起
[no obj.]the 1960s, when the civil rights movement stirred.
民权运动开始兴起的20世纪60年代。
[with obj.]a voice stirred her from her reverie.
一个声音使她从幻想中回过神来。
he even stirred himself to play an encore.
他甚至激动得加演了一个。 - [with obj.]arouse strong feeling in (someone); move or excite
煽动，挑起；打动；刺激
they will be stirred to action by what is written.
他们会受所写内容的激发而行动起来。
he stirred up the sweating crowd.
他把汗流浃背的一群人煽动起来。
■arouse or prompt (a feeling or memory) or inspire (the imagination)
激起，引起（感情，回忆）；激发（想象力）
the story stirred many memories of my childhood.
故事勾起我童年的很多回忆。
the rumours had stirred up his anger.
流言飞语激起了他的愤怒。 - [no obj.](Brit. informal)deliberately cause trouble between others by spreading rumours or gossip
(英，非正式)挑拨，惹是生非
Francis was always stirring, trying to score off people.
弗朗西斯老是惹是生非，总想羞辱人。
[in sing.]
- a slight physical movement
微动，动静
I stood, straining eyes and ears for the faintest stir.
我站着，睁大眼睛，竖起耳朵，捕捉最细微的响动。
■a commotion
骚动，骚乱
the event caused quite a stir.
那件事引起了很大的轰动。
■an initial sign of a specified feeling
隐约的情感
Caroline felt a stir of anger deep within her breast.
卡罗琳在内心深处感到了一丝怒气。 - an act of mixing food or drink with a spoon or other implement
搅动，拌和
he gives his Ovaltine a stir.
他搅拌了一下阿华田饮料。
stir the blood
- make someone excited or enthusiastic
激起热情，使兴奋
- [often in imperative](Brit. informal, dated)(of a person) begin to move or act
(英，非正式，旧)（人）开始移动；开始行动
- Old English styrian, of Germanic origin; related to German stören 'disturb'
stir something up
- cause or provoke trouble or bad feeling
惹事，滋事；煽动，激起
he accused me of trying to stir up trouble.
他指责我想闹事。
stir2
noun
- (informal)prison
(非正式)监狱
I've spent twenty-eight years in stir.
我已经坐了28年的牢。
- mid 19th cent.: perhaps from Romany sturbin 'jail'
stir
名词 stir:
a prominent or sensational but short-lived news event
同义词：splash
emotional agitation and excitement
a rapid active commotion
同义词：bustle, hustle, flurry, ado, fuss
动词 stir:
move an implement through with a circular motion
move very slightly
stir feelings in
stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of
同义词：stimulate, shake, shake up, excite
affect emotionally
同义词：touch
summon into action or bring into existence, often as if by magic
同义词：raise, conjure, conjure up, invoke, evoke, call down, arouse, bring up, put forward, call forth
to begin moving, "As the thunder started the sleeping children began to stir"
同义词：arouse
mix or add by stirring
stir
■The loss of the ball game stir up much feeling.
球赛输了引起了极大的愤慨。
■The news caused quite a stir in the village.
那消息在村里引起了一片混乱。
■Now, stir the beaten eggs in the milk.
现在把打好的鸡蛋搅拌进牛奶。
■Stir the sauce to prevent it lumping.
把沙司搅拌一下以免结块。
■The oatmeal lumps if you don't stir it well.
如果你不好好搅拌，麦片粥会结块。
■His speech was calculated to stir up the crowd.
他讲的话是有意鼓动群众的。
■Stir the coffee to settle the grounds.
把咖啡搅一搅好让渣滓沉淀。
■Stir the flour and milk to a stiff paste.
把面粉和牛奶搅成很稠的糊。
■There was a stir of excitement as she entered the theatre.
她一走进剧院就引起了一阵兴奋。
■The children liked to stir the cake mixture about, making a wish.
孩子们喜欢搅拌做蛋糕的混合料，同时许一个心愿。
■His visit to this island country created no small stir in the diplomatic world.
他对这个岛国的访问在外交界引起了不小的震动。
■If you don't stir your stumps, Tom, you'll be late for school again.
汤姆，如果你不快走，上学又要迟到了。
■The boss is in a bad mood today so don't stir her up with any more customer complaints.
老板今天心情不好，所以不要再让顾客的不满来使她恼火。
■I've decided to send in an agent to gather intelligence, but if he gets caught it will stir up a hornet's nest on the diplomatic front.
我已决定派一名特工人员去收集情报，但是如果他被抓住的话，那就会给外交战线带来麻烦。
■One who advocates or attempts to stir up war.
好战份子大肆宣传或欲鼓动起战争的人
■Stir yourself! ie Get moving! Get busy!
动弹动弹(活动起来; 找点事干)!
■The news made a big stir among the colonists.
这个消息在殖民地居民中引起了轰动。
■Stir your stumps, or we'll leave without you.
快走,要不我们就要丢下你自己走了。
■She tried to stir up mischief among the other pupils.
她试图在其他学生之间挑起纠纷。
■The book caused quite a stir.
这本书引起了轰动。
■They were trying to stir up trouble at the university.
他们想在大学里闹事。
■He will be out of stir soon.
他不久将出狱。
■It created no small stir in the diplomatic world.
这件事在外交界引起了不小的震动。
■No one could stir him from his resolve.
谁也动摇不了他的决心。
■The soup shall be emptied into a saucepan and stir.
汤料要倒入锅中并加以搅拌。
■There was an expectant stir from the audience.
观众中传出了一阵期待的骚动。
■To rouse from a quiescent or inactive state; stir.
刺激从平静或不活跃的状态中唤醒；刺激
■Shred shallots. Stir fry with some olive oil.
红葱头切丝，用少许橄榄油爆香。
■Don't stir the milk until it creams.
不要搅动牛奶，直到上面结皮。
■He didn't stir while sitting there.
他坐在那里一动不动。
■He would not stir a finger to help you.
他不会动一根指头来帮助你的。
■Would you please help me to stir this desk?
你能帮我搬一下这张写字台吗?
■You're better now, but you must not stir.
你好多了，但还不能走动。
■His invention made a stir in scientific circles.
他的发明在科学界引起了轰动。
■Stir in the milk until the sauce thickens.
把牛奶搅进去，直到酱汁变稠为止。
■The book is going to cause a big stir in the world.
这本书将在全世界引起轰动。
■The news made a tremendous stir in the village.
这消息哄动了全村。
■The singer and dancers stir up a lot of excitement.
歌者和舞者们令群众兴奋不已。
■This oatmeal lumps if you do not stir it well .
假若你不好好搅动，这麦片粥会结块的。
■To stir or skim(molten iron) with an iron bar.
用拨火棒搅动用一铁棍搅动或撇去（熔铁）
■Please don't stir up trouble between them.
请不要在他们之间兴风作浪。
■How can we stir him to accepting our plan?
我们怎么才能使他接受我们的计划呢?
■First, stir up the eggs with the milk.
首先，把鸡蛋与牛奶搅和起来。
■Marx felt something delicious stir within him.
马克斯从内心里感到某种美滋滋的激动。
■The sound of bagpipes doesn't stir my blood.
风笛声激不起我的热情。
■Next,stir up the eggs with the milk.
接着,请把牛奶和鸡蛋搅匀。
■She used a teaspoon to stir the tea.
她用茶匙搅拌茶叶。
■Try! can you stir the awful rivet?
试试！你可能摇动那可怕的铆钉?
■Every word seemed to stir the heart.
每一字都好象震动心弦。
■I had heard no stir since nightfall.
入夜以来我没有听见丝毫动静。
stir up
1. 激起; 煽动
The singers and dancers stirred up a lot of excitement.
歌者和舞者们令群众兴奋不已。
The speech stirred up a lot of excitement.
那场演说引起很大的骚动。
They were trying to stir up trouble at the university.
他们想在大学里闹事。