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infuse

/in-fyooz/US // ɪnˈfyuz //UK // (ɪnˈfjuːz) //

泡制,冲泡,灌输,灌注

Related Words

permeate渗入,渗透,渗入渗出,渗透到impregnate浸渍,浸透,浸泡,浸润inspire激发,激励,鼓舞人心,激发灵感suffuse泛滥成灾,弥漫,泛滥,充满invest投资,投入,投入资金,入股saturate饱和,饱和度,饱和的,饱和度高impart传授,灌输,传递,传输inculcate灌输,灌输给,灌注,熏陶pervade弥漫着,弥漫,渗透,彻头彻尾intersperse夹带,夹杂着,穿插,夹带着leaven酵母,酵素,酵母粉,酵母菌animate动画,动画片,动画制作,动画化steep陡峭的,陡峭,陡峭的斜坡,陡然instill灌输,灌注,灌输知识,注入imbue浸泡,熏陶,浸入式,冲击plant工厂inoculate接种,注射,接种疫苗,注入indoctrinate灌输,灌输信息,灌输知识,灌输式教育ingrain灌输,培养,摄入,灌注implant植入物,植入,种植体,种植

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    in·fused, in·fus·ing.

    • : to introduce, as if by pouring; cause to penetrate; instill: The energetic new principal infused new life into the school.
    • : to imbue or inspire: The new coach infused the team with enthusiasm.
    • : to steep or soak in a liquid so as to extract the soluble properties or ingredients.
    • : Obsolete. to pour in.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    in·fused, in·fus·ing.

    • : to undergo infusion; become infused: Leave the solution to infuse overnight.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbintroduce; soak
Forms: infused, infuses
Synonyms
animate动画,动画片,动画制作,动画化imbue浸泡,熏陶,浸入式,冲击impart传授,灌输,传递,传输impregnate浸渍,浸透,浸泡,浸润inculcate灌输,灌输给,灌注,熏陶inspire激发,激励,鼓舞人心,激发灵感instill灌输,灌注,灌输知识,注入intersperse夹带,夹杂着,穿插,夹带着invest投资,投入,投入资金,入股leaven酵母,酵素,酵母粉,酵母菌permeate渗入,渗透,渗入渗出,渗透到pervade弥漫着,弥漫,渗透,彻头彻尾saturate饱和,饱和度,饱和的,饱和度高steep陡峭的,陡峭,陡峭的斜坡,陡然suffuse泛滥成灾,弥漫,泛滥,充满implant植入物,植入,种植体,种植indoctrinate灌输,灌输信息,灌输知识,灌输式教育ingrain灌输,培养,摄入,灌注inoculate接种,注射,接种疫苗,注入plant工厂breathe into吸入,呼入,吸进,呼吸到

Examples

  • They would be infused into a person’s vein in a similar way to the current convalescent plasma.

  • This isn’t the first time politics has infused Animal Crossing.

  • By infusing an attitude of inclusion, where everyone feels accepted for who they are, businesses will be able to attract the best talent and realize exceptional performance over time.

  • Grant money could infuse these businesses with enough cash to keep their dining rooms closed, while offering takeout and curbside pickup.

  • Cheryl James-Ward, president at e3 Civic High in downtown San Diego, said school officials and teachers are infusing racial diversity in English and history curriculums.

  • I just tried to infuse it with nobility, because he was after all a king.

  • More importantly, the evangelistic ethos is supposed to infuse everyday life.

  • More breathing room between books, however, gives writers more time to infuse their series with something extra.

  • Especially the loss of Henry—it really did infuse the story room, and by extension the show, with a degree of sadness.

  • I had to work terribly hard to try to infuse some miniscule bit of humor into it.

  • The man in the chair rose slowly and drew a long breath, which seemed to infuse him with life again.

  • The sight of his quietly watchful eyes, his grimly smiling lips, seemed to infuse courage into her anew.

  • With an animated countenance and a cheerful smile, she was all engrossed in endeavoring to infuse fortitude into his soul.

  • Forbear therefore to infuse into my mind such mournful thoughts, if not for love, at least for pity.

  • He endeavored to infuse new life into the mining business, and to make himself familiar with all its technical requirements.

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