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English Expression
  1. :  induce,  prompt
  2. n.:  draw applause,  set loose,  make,  appeal to,  say sth that other people sympathize or identify with,  lead to,  bring on,  bring forth,  spark sth. off (=sparkoff sth.),  call forth,  induction,  give rise to,  result in/from,  come of,  originate from sth.,  trigger off,  grow upon,  kick up,  give cause for,  causation,  come from,  give occasion to,  originate in sth.,  arise from/out of,  bring about,  draw forth,  catch sb.'s spirit
  3. v.:  cause,   arouse,  set off
French Expression
  1. v.  provoquer, susciter, entraîner
Thesaurus
motivate, temptation
arouse, cause, become different, evoke, summon, together in order to make an effort, stimulate
ado, storm agitation, riot, noisy confusion or excitement, disturbance, mess, distract, interfere, badger, turn, bugbear, bother, fidget, to disturb, bother, care, doubt, flirtation, face to face, suspicion, scruple, attention, ponder, ailment, complication, chaos, storm, upheaval, catastrophe
counteract, off_set_, no, Breach, Going against, to the same extent..., withdraw, _Delete_, annul, cancel, by telephone, violate, antagonise, recover, compensate, deprecate, deem, differ, dissent, person described as or concerned with, ground, verdict, ablate, existence (, conjecturable, assume, valueless or unimportant, disallowance, upon sth disapprove of sth, guess, As, deem, acquire security, amends, adjudge, in one's mind, demur, abhor, hatred, hostile, backwards, antithesis, brave, oxygenize, confess, sth as sth interpret sth in a certain way, balm, pledge, restrain, interfere, ban, complain, fling, peace, match, lean, think, ponder, assumption, approximately, carrot, compensate for, rectify, mutter, emolument, hamper, competition, bout, compete, rubberize, debase, view, slope, bias, slope, be well-known for, opinion reached in this way, Position, Duimou character, advice, proposition, offer sth, artificial, presume, apprehend, speculate, elevate, ideation, reflective current, notion, notion, bar, in the possession of, curb, restraint, reliance, reliance, disfavor, dislike, Collision, the other way (a) round/about, inverse, abound
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