energized

英 [ˈenədʒaɪzd]

美 [ˈenərdʒaɪzd]

v.  使充满热情; 给(某人)增添能量(或精力、活力、干劲); 为…提供电力(或能量); 使通电
energize的过去分词和过去式

COCA.22668

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 energise


• VERB 使充满活力;使精力充沛
  Toenergizesomeone means to give them the enthusiasm and determination to do something.
  1. He helped energize and mobilize millions of people around the nation...
     他帮助激励和动员了全国数百万人。
  2. I am completely energized and feeling terrific.
     我充满了活力，感觉非常好。

双语例句

• We are in the sort of situation where we are energized to make this thing work.
  我们现在所处的形势要求我们竭尽全力地使工作进行下去。
• Do I feel upbeat and energized when I'm around this person, or depleted and drained?
  当我在这个人旁边我感到愉快、有精神还是枯竭和耗尽？
• To this end, we have energized our communication with existing partners and initiated dialogue with new ones.
  为实现这一目标，我们努力与现有合作伙伴进行交流，并与新合作伙伴开展对话。
• But she has angered supporters and energized foes.
  但是，她已经激怒日本首相的支持者，并树立了一些敌人。
• No matter who they support, it is clear Pennsylvania voters are energized.
  不管支持哪位候选人，宾州的选民显然都被激奋了。
• I personally also feel more energized.
  我好像感觉整个人更振奋了。
• Another factor that bodes well for Republicans is that millions of conservatives appear energized to vote this year.
  对共和党有力的另一个因素是成百万保守派选民今年似乎要积极投票。
• I'm really energized by solving problems for people.
  我在为人们解决问题方面是很有办法的。
• The organization I work for cares about whether my spirit is energized by my work.
  我工作的机构关注著我的心灵是否因为工作而充满热情。
• When I work, I usually feel energized.
  工作的时候我觉得精力充沛。