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to stir up
[phrase form: stir]
01
felkavar, kivĂĄlt
to cause strong feelings, often unpleasant ones
Transitive: to stir up an emotion or reaction
Példåk
The political scandal has stirred up public outrage and demands for accountability.
A politikai botråny felkavarta a közvéleményt és elszåmoltathatósågot követel.
02
kever, megkever
to alter the arrangement or position of something
Transitive: to stir up an arrangement
Példåk
Let's stir the seating arrangement up in the classroom to encourage interaction among students.
KeverjĂŒk fel a padok elrendezĂ©sĂ©t az osztĂĄlyteremben, hogy ösztönözzĂŒk a diĂĄkok közötti interakciĂłt.
03
ösztönöz, motivål
to motivate someone to do something, making them feel a strong sense of responsibility or determination to act
Transitive: to stir up sth
Példåk
The motivational video on social media stirred up many viewers to pursue their dreams and goals.
A motivĂĄciĂłs videĂł a közössĂ©gi mĂ©diĂĄban ösztönözte a nĂ©zĆket, hogy kövessĂ©k ĂĄlmaikat Ă©s cĂ©ljaikat.
04
felkorbĂĄcsol, uszĂt
to intentionally try to cause trouble or arguments
Transitive: to stir up trouble or conflict
Példåk
It 's essential to remain calm in the face of attempts to stir up conflict and maintain a positive environment.
LĂ©nyeges, hogy nyugodtak maradjunk azokkal szemben, akik konfliktust akarnak szĂtani, Ă©s pozitĂv környezetet tartsunk fenn.
05
felkavar, megkever
to disturb particles in a material, like soil and causing them to move in the air or water
Transitive: to stir up particles
Példåk
As the wind picked up, it stirred up fallen leaves, creating a swirling dance of colors in the autumn air.
Ahogy a szĂ©l felerĆsödött, felkavarta a lehullott leveleket, Ă©s egy forgĂł szĂntĂĄncot hozott lĂ©tre az Ćszi levegĆben.



























