espoused

英 [ɪˈspaʊzd]

美 [ɪˈspaʊzd]

v.  支持，拥护，赞成(信仰、政策等)
espouse的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：espoused　过去式：espoused　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 支持;拥护
  If youespousea particular policy, cause, or belief, you become very interested in it and give your support to it.
  1. She ran away with him to Mexico and espoused the revolutionary cause.
     她跟着他逃到墨西哥，并支持革命事业。

双语例句

• Where China once espoused an egalitarian, socialist society, students today face a highly competitive system racked by underfunding and imbalances between city and countryside, China experts say.
  中国过去曾倡导一个平均主义的社会主义社会，但中国专家称，今天的学生们正面临一个高度竞争的制度，经费不足、城乡不平衡制约着这一制度。
• In the war of Independence France espoused the cause of America.
  在美国独立战争中，法国支持美国。
• P.Thompson berated him as a traitor to the noble socialist ideals that he once espoused.
  汤普森等强力左翼人士指责柯拉柯夫斯基背叛了他曾一度信奉的社会主义高贵理念。
• Jeff: I think the old notion that dynamic discovery of services, as originally espoused by UDDI, is terribly na ï ve, and that's why nobody really does that.
  Jeff：我认为服务的动态发现是一种旧概念，它最初由UDDI所支持，相当天真，这也是为什么没有人真正这么做的原因。
• There is no such group as the New World Order, though many have espoused this philosophy.
  并没有被称为世界新秩序的组织，虽然很多人支持这种观点。
• Mr Clinton espoused a free-trade position and embraced globalisation through his presidency.
  克林顿采取了支持自由贸易的立场，并在他的总统任期内始终支持全球化。
• Croll espoused the virtues of eventual consistency.
  Croll认可了最终一致性的优点。
• Because of the crisis, the pendulum is swinging dangerously away from the principles Mrs Thatcher espoused.
  由于危机的出现，钟摆正在危险地摆离撒切尔夫人所拥护的原则。
• Some of his colleagues knew that Winston Churchill had same convictions and ideals in his private life as he espoused with his brilliant oratory in the public life.
  丘吉尔的一些同事都知道他在私人生活中仍旧延续着他在面对公众的非凡演讲中所展示的信念与理想。
• The word 'juche' describes a philosophy of self-reliance that the elder Mr. Kim espoused.
  主体一词描述的是金日成创立的自力更生理念。