ˌstoke 'up (on / with sth)， 煽动；激起；吃饱；吃好；喝足 stoke up sth，

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stoke
stoke / stəuk; NAmE stouk /
verb
[VN]
1. ~ sth (up) (with sth) to add fuel to a fire, etc.
   给…添加(燃料):
   to stoke up a fire with more coal
   往火里再添一些煤
   to stoke a furnace
   给炉子添煤
2. ~ sth (up) to make people feel sth more strongly
   煽动；激起:
   to stoke up envy
   激起妒忌
PHRASAL VERBS
▪ ˌstoke 'up (on / with sth) (informal)
   to eat or drink a lot of sth, especially so that you do not feel hungry later
   吃饱；吃好；喝足:
   Stoke up for the day on a good breakfast.
   早饭要吃得饱饱的,整整一天呢。

stoke

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stoke / stok ; stəʊk /
also stoke up
◙verb [T]
1. to add more coal or wood to a fire
• 给…添加煤（柴火）:
»I stoked the furnace for the night.
我给火炉添煤让它烧过夜。
2. to cause something to increase
• 加剧，激起:
»Rising oil prices stoked inflation.
油价上涨加剧了通货膨胀。
»stoke fear / anger / envy etc
»The scandal has stoked public outrage.
  这一丑闻激起了公愤。【PHR V】
◘stoke up
1. stoke sth∽up,  to add more coal or wood to a fire
• 给…添煤（柴火）:
»We kept the fire stoked up high on cold nights.
  在寒冷的夜晚，我们把火添得旺旺的。
2. stoke up sth,  if something stokes up fear, anger etc, it makes a lot of people feel frightened etc
• 煽起，激起〔恐惧、愤怒等情绪〕:
»The leaflets stoked up fears of an invasion.
  那些传单引起很多人对侵略的恐惧。
3. stoke up on / with sth,  to eat a lot of food, for example because you will not eat again for a long time
• 饱餐〔食物〕:
»We stoked up on hot soup before going out in the snow.
  我们冒雪出门之前喝了很多热汤。