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HSK 3
  1. to start
  2. to launch
  3. to unleash
  4. to mobilize
  5. to arouse
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to start
    2. This meaning refers to initiating something, such as an engine, a process, or an action.
    We need to start the car at eight o'clock.
    The meeting will start in ten minutes.
  2. to launch
    3. This meaning indicates the act of beginning or introducing something new, such as a product or an initiative.
    The company plans to launch a new product next month.
    He decided to launch a new project.
  3. to unleash
    4. This meaning conveys the idea of releasing something powerful, often used in contexts involving emotions or forces.
    Her success unleashed his potential.
    The match unleashed the enthusiasm of the audience.
  4. to mobilize
    5. This meaning involves organizing and preparing people or resources for action, often in contexts related to movements or campaigns.
    The government needs to mobilize volunteers to help the community.
    The students mobilized for a protest.
  5. to arouse
    6. This meaning implies stimulating feelings or responses, often related to emotions or awareness.
    The article aroused public attention to environmental protection.
    His speech aroused everyone's enthusiasm.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to start the machineto launch a warto mobilize resourcesto mobilize the massesto start the engineto launch an attackto initiate reformsto arouse public supportto provoke discussionto unleash innovationto launch a movementto initiate an investigationto unleash potential
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