1.召唤;传唤(被告等);召集(议会);号召
2.振起,鼓起(勇气等)
3.【军】劲降,招降
1.to officially order someone to come to a place, especially a court of law; to ask or order someone to come to you; to ask for something that you need in an emergency
2.to manage to produce a quality or a reaction that helps you to deal with a difficult situation
3.to arrange a formal meeting and tell people to come to it
1.In an adjoining room he summoned one of his secretaries, Frau Gertrude Junge, and began to dictate his last will and testament.
他在隔壁房间里把一位女秘书格特路德·荣格夫人找来，开始口授他的遗嘱。
2.The Foreign Office said the Iranian ambassador in London had been summoned, and Britain was demanding the men's immediate safe release.
事发后，英国外交部通知了在伦敦的伊朗外交大使，称应立即释放我被捕人员并保证他们的安全。
3.To me, it was like you were some kind of demon, summoned straight from my own personal hell to ruin me.
对我而言，你就像一个魔鬼，受到了召唤从我的地狱世界走出来，就是为了毁掉我。
4.It was odd to have summoned him in that way, and then forgotten him; but Archer felt more curious than mortified.
她那样子召他前来，然后又把他忘掉，真是好生奇怪。但阿切尔的好奇心却超过了窘迫。
5.Dan summoned up his courage, climbed over the railing and made his way into the enclosure.
丹鼓起勇气，爬过栏杆和他的方式进入机箱。
6.Ser Barristan will have summoned a pair of sedan chairs to carry us back up to the banquet, but the climb can still be wearisome.
巴利斯坦爵士会叫来一对轿椅把我们带回宴席，但攀爬依旧累人。
7.Little by little, the trading floor began to fill with people, as if summoned by some invisible jungle drum.
渐渐地，交易场中开始挤满了人，好像是受到某种无形的丛林之鼓的召唤。
8.Early the next morning Abimelech summoned all his officials, and when he told them all that had happened, they were very much afraid.
亚比米勒清早起来，召了众臣仆来，将这些事都说给他们听，他们都甚惧怕。
9.The president summoned a bipartisan group of former White House officials to help efforts to gain ratification before the end of the year.
总统召集府官员两党的前白宫，帮助努力争取今年年底之前批准的。
10.Emanuel summoned a memory of being kept after class by an unfamiliar adult, who presented him with a pair of flash cards.
Emanuel回想起，有一次他被要求在下课后留下来。在他面前的，是一位拿着一对闪视卡片的陌生成年人。