stoked
英 [stəʊkt] 美 [stoʊkt]

adj.

热烈的，振奋的；

v.

煽动( stoke的过去式和过去分词 )；预先吃饱；拨旺火；往（火里等）加燃料

英英释义

stoke[ stəukt ]

• v.stir up or tend; of a fire

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. The caretaker stokes up twice a day.
   管理员每天往火里加两次煤。
2. Soon, it came time for her to stoke the fire.
   不久，添柴的时候到了。
3. She likes to stoke up quarrels between people.
   她喜欢挑起人们之间的不和。
4. He continued to stoke up hatred in his speeches.
   他在讲话中不断加深人们的仇恨。

权威例句

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White House Philosophy Stoked Mortgage Bonfire
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Lending a hand: how wall street stoked the mortgage meltdown
How government Stoked the Mania: Housing Prices Would Never have Risen So High Without Multiple Washington Mistakes,”
Building a bonfire that remains stoked: sustainment of a contingency management intervention developed through collaborative design