exhort sb to do sth 劝告某人做某事
exhortation 劝告，敦促（名词）
exhorting voice 劝勉的声音
solemnly exhort 郑重地劝告
1. The teacher exhorted the students to work hard for their final exams.
老师敦促学生们为期末考试努力学习。
2. He exhorted the crowd to remain calm during the crisis.
他在危机期间劝告人群保持冷静。
3. The priest exhorted the congregation to be more compassionate.
牧师劝诫教众要更有同情心。
A: The manager exhorted the team to meet the deadline.
A：经理敦促团队在截止日期前完成任务。
B: Yes, he really pushed us hard.
B：是的，他确实给我们施加了很多压力。
1) 强烈劝告
2) 敦促
3) 激励
1. 强烈劝告，敦促（某人做某事）
e.g.She exhorted him to change his ways.
她强烈劝告他改变他的生活方式。
verb
1. to strongly urge someone to do something or to change their behavior, especially in a moral or serious context.
Synonym: urge, persuade, admonish