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inspirar
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To spur on or encourage especially by cheers and shouts.
cheer
urge
inspire
barrack
exhort
root on
urge on
español
activar
catalán
animar
español
animar
Make more interesting or lively.
jazz up
juice up
ginger up
español
animar
1
I get two minutes with them and I give them a
pep
up
speech.
2
Sugary foods gave my brain the
pep
up
it needed.
3
In order to mitigate the political risks, it needs to
pep
up
its growth rate.
4
I want to
pep
up
the music, and immediately.
5
Mosaic tiles are the perfect way to
pep
up
floors, shower enclosures and kitchen splashbacks.
6
In hard times, presidents can use the budget to try to
pep
up
a dispirited country.
7
I had bought him in a BookWorld salvage yard to
pep
up
one of Landen's books.
8
Or is it just a way to
pep
up
sales in the notoriously neophilic market of Japan?
9
This could be enough to
pep
up
the trade-weary market while anything less could cause the market to nosedive.
10
Plenty of chart stars hijack underground sounds to
pep
up
their pop songs but only Dynamite tries to push them forward.
11
The aim may be to
pep
up
valuations across the market, but the biggest beneficiaries are likely to be China's brokerage firms.
12
None of that will
pep
up
a once-festive season as the experts I talk to now assume the strike won't be resolved until 2008.
13
While the tea is infusing, it's time to do a spot of spring pruning to
pep
up
shrubs that flower on this year's growth.
14
To live up to those hopes, Ricard must
pep
up
the performance in the United States and China and has only limited firepower for acquisitions.
15
Buccs did
pep
up
and in the 36th minute Colm Glynn pumped over his second penalty to clip Ballymena's lead to 8-6.
16
It tells how the company
peps
up
salesmen by a quick psychoanalysis.
pep
up
pep
catalán
inspirar
animar
espavilar
donar empenta
estimular
español
activar
exhortar
motivar
animar
jalear
incitar
dar ánimos
estimular