incited

英 [ɪnˈsaɪtɪd]

美 [ɪnˈsaɪtɪd]

v.  煽动; 鼓动
incite的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 鼓动;煽动
  If someoneincitespeopletobehave in a violent or illegal way, they encourage people to behave in that way, usually by making them excited or angry.
  1. He incited his fellow citizens to take their revenge...
     他鼓动他的同胞们报仇雪恨。
  2. The party agreed not to incite its supporters to violence...
     该党同意不鼓动其支持者使用暴力。
  3. They pleaded guilty to possessing material likely to incite racial hatred.
     他们表示认罪，承认拥有可能煽动民族仇恨的材料。

双语例句

• But the German did, and you incited him.
  但加尔曼干了，你指示的。
• His words incited them to strike.
  他的话煽动他们罢工。
• The new rules incited a backlash in Britain, where some authors and literary critics fretted about a coming American literary invasion.
  新规则在英国引起了激烈的反应，一些作家和文学评论家对即将到来的美国文学入侵感到不安。
• It incited the government to impose tax on all of the immigrants.
  它怂恿政府向所有移民征税，一个也不能豁免。
• Incited, especially deliberately, to anger.
  特别是故意地被激起了怒火。
• His action incited curiosity among us.
  他的行动勾起了我们的好奇心。
• They incited him to go into further investigation.
  他们鼓励他再做进一步的调查。
• It is not the students themselves who are to blame for it but a small number of persons with ulterior motives, mainly higher intellectuals inside the Party who incited them to action.
  主要责任不在学生，而是少数别有用心的人煽动，其中主要是少数党内高级知识分子。
• The killings incited people to take up arms and revolt.
  屠杀激起人们拿起武器奋起反抗。
• Although this new technology has incited controversy, fear will gradually dissipate as the public becomes more accepting of it.
  虽然这种新科技引发争议，待大众的接受度提高后，恐惧的心理将逐渐消失。