英语词汇boost的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

boost

verb [ T ] uk/buːst/ us/buːst/

(INCREASE)

B2 改善；提高；增强；推动

to increase or improve something

The company is looking for ways to boost sales in Asia, its biggest market.

I tried to boost his morale by praising his cooking.

Share prices were boosted by reports of the president's recovery. 总统康复的报道推动股票价格上扬。

The magazine misreported its sales figures in order to boost advertising revenue.
The new player's skilful debut performance should boost the team's confidence.
She claimed tax cuts would boost the economy.
The board is even considering increasing charges to boost profits.
The compliments she received after the presentation boosted her self-esteem.
The theatre managed to boost its audiences by cutting ticket prices.
More money is needed to boost the industry.

boost

noun [ C usually singular ] uk/buːst/ us/buːst/

B2 改善；提高；增强；推动

an occasion when something is improved or increased

The lowering of interest rates will give a much-needed boost to the economy. 利率的下调将会给经济注入急需的推动力。

Passing my driving test was such a boost to my confidence. 通过了驾照考试使我自信心大增。

An immediate interest cut might give a small boost to the economy. Even so, any recovery is likely to be very slow.
The publicity generated by the court case has given a welcome boost to our sales.
The change in the exchange rate provided a timely boost to the company's falling profits.
The city will get a real boost if its Olympic bid is successful.
Vitamin supplements can give your immune system a boost.

词汇	boost
释义	boost verb [ T ] uk/buːst/ us/buːst/ (INCREASE) B2 改善；提高；增强；推动 to increase or improve something The company is looking for ways to boost sales in Asia, its biggest market. I tried to boost his morale by praising his cooking. Share prices were boosted by reports of the president's recovery. 总统康复的报道推动股票价格上扬。更多例句 The magazine misreported its sales figures in order to boost advertising revenue. The new player's skilful debut performance should boost the team's confidence. She claimed tax cuts would boost the economy. The board is even considering increasing charges to boost profits. The compliments she received after the presentation boosted her self-esteem. The theatre managed to boost its audiences by cutting ticket prices. More money is needed to boost the industry. boost noun [ C usually singular ] uk/buːst/ us/buːst/ B2 改善；提高；增强；推动 an occasion when something is improved or increased The lowering of interest rates will give a much-needed boost to the economy. 利率的下调将会给经济注入急需的推动力。 Passing my driving test was such a boost to my confidence. 通过了驾照考试使我自信心大增。更多例句 An immediate interest cut might give a small boost to the economy. Even so, any recovery is likely to be very slow. The publicity generated by the court case has given a welcome boost to our sales. The change in the exchange rate provided a timely boost to the company's falling profits. The city will get a real boost if its Olympic bid is successful. Vitamin supplements can give your immune system a boost.
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