【gǎn zhào】

  1. to move and appeal
  2. to rally to a cause
  3. to impel
  4. to inspire
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to move and appeal
    2. This meaning refers to the ability of something to touch someone's emotions deeply, making them feel motivated or stirred to action.
    His speech deeply moved and appealed to everyone present.
    Her story inspired many people to engage in volunteer service.
  2. to rally to a cause
    3. This usage implies gathering people together to support a particular cause or movement, often in the context of activism or social justice.
    They quickly rallied hundreds of people to join the protest.
    Athletes inspire young people to participate in sports through their achievements.
  3. to impel
    4. This meaning indicates a strong inner drive or urge that motivates someone to take action.
    The belief within her impelled her to pursue her dreams.
    Passion and ideals impelled him to change the world.
  4. to inspire
    5. This meaning expresses the ability to stimulate or encourage someone to do something creative or positive.
    This book inspired me to write my own story.
    This project inspired the children to explore science.
Generated collocations (experimental)
the power to inspireto rally for actionto inspire othersthe spirit of inspirationactive appealto rally the massesability to inspirehistorical inspirationinspirational philosophyinspiration and influencetarget of inspirationcultural appeal
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