Translation meaning & definition of the word "provoke" into Chinese (Traditional) language

verb

1. Call forth (emotions, feelings, and responses)

• "Arouse pity"

• "Raise a smile"

• "Evoke sympathy"

synonym:
• arouse
,
• elicit
,
• enkindle
,
• kindle
,
• evoke
,
• fire
,
• raise
,
• provoke

1. 呼喚（情感,感受和回應）

• "“引起同情”"

• "“微笑”"

• "“喚起同情”"

同義詞:
• 引起
,
• 恩肯德爾
,
• 點燃
,
• 喚起
,
• 火
,
• 加薪
,
• 惹

2. Evoke or provoke to appear or occur

• "Her behavior provoked a quarrel between the couple"

synonym:
• provoke
,
• evoke
,
• call forth
,
• kick up

2. 引起或挑釁出現或發生

• "“她的行為引起了夫妻之間的爭吵”"

同義詞:
• 惹
,
• 喚起
,
• 呼喚
,
• 踢

3. Provide the needed stimulus for

synonym:
• provoke
,
• stimulate

3. 提供所需的刺激

同義詞:
• 惹
,
• 刺激

4. Annoy continually or chronically

• "He is known to harry his staff when he is overworked"

• "This man harasses his female co-workers"

synonym:
• harass
,
• hassle
,
• harry
,
• chivy
,
• chivvy
,
• chevy
,
• chevvy
,
• beset
,
• plague
,
• molest
,
• provoke

4. 不斷或長期地煩惱

• "“眾所周知,他勞累過度時會騷擾他的員工”"

• "“這個人騷擾他的女同事”"

同義詞:
• 騷擾
,
• 麻煩
,
• 哈里
,
• 活潑的
,
• 奇維
,
• 雪佛蘭
,
• 貝塞特
,
• 瘟疫
,
• 惹

Examples of using

He was always trying to provoke an argument.

他一直試圖引起爭論。

A facet of genius is the ability to provoke scandals.

天才的一個方面是挑起醜聞的能力。