1.力劝;告诫;勉励
2.倡导
3.劝告
1.In one of his last speeches, made weeks after Tripoli fell and he was a fugitive, he exhorted Libyans to defeat the uprising.
的黎波里陷落后几周，流亡之中的他发表了最后一次演说，号召利比亚人民抵抗起义。
2.He said the natural disaster and nuclear crisis were a "great test for the Japanese people" , but exhorted them all to persevere.
他称自然灾害和核危机为一次“对日本人民的巨大考验”，这让大和民族整体更加坚韧。
3.Recruitment posters exhorted young men to "Remember Edith Cavell" and the numbers volunteering for the front doubled.
征兵海报鼓励青年们“缅怀卡维尔”，自愿奔赴前线的士兵成倍增加。
4.Yet only 23 MPs were "brave" enough to sign the "no confidence" motion that exhorted him to.
也仅有23位议员足够“大胆”地对劝说他这一“没有信任”的提议示意。
5.When he came and saw the grace of God, he was glad, and he exhorted them all to remain faithful to the Lord with steadfast purpose.
他到了那里，看见神所赐的恩就欢喜，劝勉众人，立定心志，恒久靠主。
6.as a way of apology. She exhorted me gently that I should never say that.
没想到那位女士很温和地告诉我，我不应该当着孩子的面这么说。
7.It exhorted CEOs to re-examine their corporate vision; and redefine their markets in terms of wider perspectives.
它敦促CEO们重新审视他们的企业视野；从更宽广的角度来重新定义他们的市场。
8.Pointing to the fragments, the couple is always exhorted to guard jealously the sacred relationship into which they have entered.
面对这些玻璃碎，就是劝诫一对新人要极力保守他们神圣的夫妻关系。
9.Franklin exhorted readers to be diligent and thrifty in his Autobiography.
富兰克林在他的《自传》里力劝读者要勤俭。
10.Both public and private institutions are exhorted to be more forthcoming about their operations, funding, and governance.
公共和民间机构都被要求更多地提供有关其运作、资金来源和管理状况的信息。