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| 81. | to spur sb. on; to strongly urge |
| 鞭策 |
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| 82. | advocacy programme |
| 推动计划 |
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| 83. | an actuating cam |
| 推动凸轮 |
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| 84. | The Academy was formed to spur research. |
| 这一研究所的成立是为了激励研究的发展。 |
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| 85. | To impart motion or activity to. |
| 推动,驱动 |
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| 86. | solid center eyed auger with one spur |
| 单翼木工钻 |
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| 87. | It did not spur him to write. |
| 它并没有激发他写作。 |
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| 88. | an offshoot; a branch range; a spur |
| 支脉 |
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| 89. | Governments cut interest rates to spur demand. |
| 政府削减利率来刺激需求。 |
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| 90. | spur a person on to an effort |
| 激励某人努力 |
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