evoke + sth
The old photographs evoked happy memories.
那些老照片唤起了快乐的回忆。
唤起;引起;使想起
evoking — present participle of evoke
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
唤起;引起;使想起
to bring a feeling, memory, or response into the mind; to elicit or cause
The old photographs evoked happy memories.
那些老照片唤起了快乐的回忆。
唤起;引出或带来。
To call out; to draw out or bring forth.
在某人脑海或想象中引发某种事物(情感、画面等)的显现。
To cause the manifestation of something (emotion, picture, etc.) in someone's mind or imagination.
引发反应。
To elicit a response.
evoke
Base
原形
evokes
3rd person
第三人称单数
evoking
-ing
现在分词
evoked
Past
过去式
evoked
Past participle
过去分词
This song evokes happy memories.
这首歌唤起快乐的回忆。
The speech evoked a strong response.
演讲引起了强烈反应。
The film has evoked widespread discussion.
这部电影引发了广泛讨论。
The song evokes memories of summer holidays.
这首歌唤起人们对暑假的回忆。
The documentary evoked strong reactions from viewers.
这部纪录片引起了观众的强烈反应。
The smell of rain evokes a sense of calm in me.
雨的气味在我心中唤起一种平静的感觉。
The old photographs evoked happy memories.
那些老照片唤起了快乐的回忆。
Her speech evoked admiration in all who heard it.
她的演讲在所有听过的人心中唤起了钦佩之情。
The incident evoked anger from the public.
这一事件引起了公众的愤怒。
Not this
The story evoked me strong emotions.
Use this
The story evoked strong emotions in me.
evoke 是及物动词,不能接双宾语,需用介词 in 引出体验者。
Not this
The lawyer evoked the Fifth Amendment.
Use this
The lawyer invoked the Fifth Amendment.
evoke 用于唤起情感或记忆,而 invoke 用于援引法律、权利或神灵,不可混用。
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唤起记忆
The old photograph evoked happy memories of her childhood.
这张老照片唤起了她童年快乐的记忆。
唤起情感
The movie's ending evoked strong emotions in the audience.
电影的结尾在观众中唤起了强烈的情感。
引起反应
The speaker's words evoked a positive response from the crowd.
演讲者的话引起了人群的积极反应。
唤起形象
The poet's words evoke vivid images of the countryside.
诗人的话语唤起了乡村的生动形象。
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'evoke' 音似 '一唤起',帮助记忆其意为'唤起、引起'。
一般用于正式或文学语境,也可用于日常表达,但法律意义较少见。
All words rhyme with evoke (IPA /iˈvəuk/); the first four share the spelling pattern '-voke', while 'joke' and 'spoke' have the ending '-oke' but the same sound.
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