| | Urged: ~ to attend the meeting. | | Attitude of sincere or imminent urge or draw attention to | | Urging someone to do something | | Also as "London Fun." | | - n.: push for, urge
- v.: press, press, urge, hasten
- vt.: exhort, sool
| | - v. presser, pousser
| | dance, exult at, ebullience, Elegant Dance, follies, Huan Xin inspiration, Elated, rage, thrill, stimulate, emotion, indignation, impetus, impetus, impulse, urge, inducement, temptation, absorb, head, impetus, acerbity, motivate, accelerate, stimulate, jab, disclose, puncture, constrain, irritate, aggro, suffer, iron, goad, dragoon, charm, cause, annihilate, agitate, at, in common, contaminate, blurred, abate, prick, Poke attack, in a zigzag or alternating arrangement, stifle, bring...into derision, temporarily, agitation, care, tumult, ruin belt, shed the blood of sb., taper, education, end, final, terminate, terminal, _insert_, squeeze, thrust, stir up sb.'s feelings, affect, afraid, care, shiver, care, up-end, over_set_, upshot, constrain, oblige, will, a strong desire, on sb, regard | | Luen Fung Mo Song, Qinggemanwu | | accelerate | try one's best to urge or press | |
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