1.振作(精神),鼓励,激励 (up; on)
2.振作起来 (up)
1.to make someone feel happier and more hopeful
1.Rogge said he had been "heartened" that major governments were "almost unanimously" against a boycott.
罗格说，他对主要国傢政府几乎一致反对抵制奥运「感到鼓舞」。
2.he found the courage to meet his wife's eyes again, heartened by the small smile forming on her face.
他发现自己又有了勇气直视妻子的双眼，她脸上浮现出的一丝笑容使他振作起来。
3.Obama's first NATO summit, and he made clear he was heartened by the reception he received from the other leaders at the table.
他明确表示，会议上其他领导人对他的接纳让他感到很开心。
4.He said he was heartened by the progress the countries are making on the matter.
他说他对相关国家在这个问题上所取得的进展感到鼓舞。
5.Generations of children have been heartened by the thought that this Nobel Prize winner did badly at school, but they're sadly mistaken.
这位诺贝尔奖获得者读书成绩不好，一代代的孩子们都对这个想法感到欣慰，但他们大错特错了。
6.Winning over other applicants in two rounds of interview, Dominic was heartened that he was selected as one of the Scholarship recipients.
经过两轮的面试，在众多申请者中脱颖而出，获选为奖学金得主之一，Dominic感到既鼓舞又兴奋。
7.If they compared themselves instead with America and Europe, they might feel heartened enough to make some of the tough choices needed.
如果他们能够将自己与美国以及欧洲做比较，就会有足够的信心做出一些艰难而必要的抉择了。
8.Those who still support him will only be heartened by his defiance, and legislative gridlock makes the Democrats seem incompetent.
那些支持他的人只会被他的挑衅所激励，被制约的立法机构让民主党看上去毫无办法。
9.Advocates of reform were heartened by Barack Obama's choice for the head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
巴拉克•奥巴马对国家麻醉品控制政策办公室管理者的选择另改革倡议者感到鼓舞。
10.Mr Callahan says he is heartened by an increase in the sales of hunting and fishing licences, and by women's growing enthusiasm for hunting.
MikeCallahan说狩猎和钓鱼证出售量的增长和妇女对狩猎热情的高涨使他很振奋。