名词煽动; 鼓动
名词
1. Interest is an incitement to study.
兴趣刺激学习。
1. 刺激：incite 激动 | incitement 刺激 | inciting 刺激的
2. 激动;激发：incision种沟(种子上的小沟缺刻 | incitement激动;激发 | inclinator倾倒器
3. 刺激(经济等)：incentive 鼓励,奖励 | incitement 刺激(经济等) | incumbent president 现任总统
4. 激发：兴奋药;提神药 incitant | 激发 incitement | 包涵体(病毒) inclusion body
1. 刺激;鼓动;煽动
If someone is accused of incitement to violent or illegal behaviour, they are accused of encouraging people to behave in that way.
e.g. British law forbids incitement to murder...
英国法律禁止煽动杀人。
e.g. He still faces charges of incitement.
他仍然面临煽动罪指控。
1. It also rejected incitement calls made by some outlawed groups and other popular parties seeking to exploit youths to serve their " chaos agendas ".
2. He said the Palestinians should end any incitement to terrorists in their media, cut off funding to terror groups and establish normal relations with Israel.
3. incitement
3. The chief of the opposition Labor Party called them an incitement to terrorism.
4. The defendants are charged with endangering public health rather than incitement to doping, which was not a crime at the time of the arrests.
5. He said he now considers Palestinian efforts to stop incitement against Israel as a sufficient sign of goodwill.
6. Leaders attending a special UN Security Council session later called on world nations to outlaw incitement to terrorism.
7. It would be sad if they fell out in the grip of biases and external incitement.
8. A Palestinian security official said the detainees were involved in hiding weapons, money laundering and incitement to violence.
9. There is strong concern that outside incitement and organisation played a big part.
10. Organizers pledged to prevent incitement to violence, but there were also some ominous signs.
noun
1. incitement
1. an act of urging on or spurring on or rousing to action or instigating
e.g. the incitement of mutiny
Synonym: incitation
2. incitement的近义词
2. the act of exhorting
an earnest attempt at persuasion
Synonym: exhortation
3. needed encouragement
e.g. the result was a provocation of vigorous investigation
Synonym: provocation
4. something that incites or provokes
a means of arousing or stirring to action
Synonym: incitation provocation