induces

induces

形容词

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名词

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动词

1. 诱导，引起

2. 引诱，导致

词语辨析

induce与cause的区别：induce指通过诱导、引导等方式使某事发生；cause指通过某种原因或行为造成某事发生。

词汇扩充

inducement（名词）：诱因，诱导

inducer（名词）：诱导者，引诱者

inducible（形容词）：可诱导的，可引起的

近义词

bring about, lead to, result in, generate, provoke

反义词

prevent, inhibit, restrain

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用法

动词用法

1. The loud noise induces a headache.

大声的噪音会引起头痛。

2. The medication can induce drowsiness.

这种药物可能会导致嗜睡。

3. The company offers bonuses to induce employees to work harder.

公司给予奖金以诱使员工更加努力工作。

相关例句

1. The study shows that stress can induce physical symptoms such as headaches and stomachaches.
2. Long-term exposure to the sun can induce skin damage and increase the risk of skin cancer.
3. The teacher's enthusiasm for the subject induced the students to develop a love for learning.
4. The documentary aims to induce awareness of the environmental issues we are facing.
5. He was induced to invest in the company by the promise of high returns.
6. The new marketing campaign is designed to induce customers to buy the product.
7. Excessive alcohol consumption can induce liver damage.
8. The warm weather induced us to go for a swim in the lake.
9. The fear of failure can induce anxiety and stress.
10. Her inspiring speech induced a sense of hope among the audience.
11. Smoking during pregnancy can induce complications and harm the baby's health.
12. The aroma of freshly baked bread can induce hunger.
13. She was induced to confess her involvement in the crime.
14. The hypnotist tried to induce a state of relaxation in his patient.
15. He was induced to join the club by his friends' persuasion.
16. The drug induces a state of euphoria.
17. The loud noise induced a feeling of annoyance.
18. The company offers inducements to attract new customers.
19. The inducible nature of the gene allows it to respond to external stimuli.
20. Her success in the field of science has been an inducement for other women to pursue careers in STEM.