energising
/ˈen.ə.dʒaɪz/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈen.ɚ.dʒaɪz/ (ame, ipa)
energising — verb
- energisingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- energisings3rd person singular
- energisinging-ing form
- energisingedpast simple
1. giving someone more strength, enthusiasm, or motivation to do something — for ex
giving someone more strength, enthusiasm, or motivation to do something — for example, a short walk that wakes you up before a meeting, or a coach whose halftime talk fires up the players.
Vivek found his morning swim deeply energising after weeks of feeling tired at work.
energising + [activity/experience] as subject complement
The teacher believed that singing in the choir was energising the shy children in her class.
progressive: energising + [people] as direct object
Marco's speech at the rally was clearly energising the volunteers, who started cheering loudly.
Aoi drank a cup of green tea, hoping its energising effect would carry her through the long meeting.
Cyrus said the news of the funding grant was energising the whole research team.
- invigorating
stronger and more physical — suggests refreshing the body as well as the mind
- stimulating
wider scope — covers mental excitement, not just energy
- uplifting
emotional rather than physical; raises mood rather than energy
文法句型
energising + [person/group]
energising + [activity/movement]
用法筆記
Frequently used attributively before nouns like 'effect', 'experience', 'walk', 'music', or 'drink'. British spelling; American English prefers 'energizing'.