empower
美音:[ım´pauə
]
英音:[ım´pauə
]
v.授权与,使能够
难易程度:
empower为短语/超纲词汇
词形变化:
名词:empowerment 动词过去式:empowered 过去分词:empowered 现在分词:empowering 第三人称单数:empowers
词根
en-=in,into,on,at,near 从“在中间”之意演变成“使进入某种状态～，使成为～”等，把表示to make之意的名词、形容词变为及物动词 变化型 em-
近义词, 同义词
be powerful gain power lie in one's power be in one's power can be able give power confer power exercise power empower enable invest endue endow arm strengthen fortify reinforce compel activatepermit let allow admit suffer tolerate indulge grant empower charter enfranchise license authorize warrant sanction
相关词
empower
/ɪm'paʊə(r); ɪm`pauɚ/
v [Cn.t esp passive 尤用于被动语态] (fml 文) give lawful power or authority (to sb) to act 授权（给某人）采取行动
*The new laws empower the police to stop anybody in the street. 新法令授予警方可在街上截停任何人的权力.
* The lawyer was empowered to pay all her bills. 已授权给律师偿付她的一切帐项.
v [Cn.t esp passive 尤用于被动语态] (fml 文) give lawful power or authority (to sb) to act 授权（给某人）采取行动
*The new laws empower the police to stop anybody in the street. 新法令授予警方可在街上截停任何人的权力.
* The lawyer was empowered to pay all her bills. 已授权给律师偿付她的一切帐项.
empower
v [T]
to give someone more control over their own life or situation
The Voting Rights Act was needed to empower minority groups.
formal to give a person or organization the legal right to do something
be empowered to do sth
The President is empowered to appoint judges to the Supreme Court.
>empowermentn[U]
to give someone more control over their own life or situation
The Voting Rights Act was needed to empower minority groups.
formal to give a person or organization the legal right to do something
be empowered to do sth
The President is empowered to appoint judges to the Supreme Court.
>empowermentn[U]
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