to inculcate的意思|示意

We have tried to inculcate a feeling of citizenship in youngsters.

我们试图向年轻人灌输公民意识。

Cameron had tried to inculcate and the studied spontaneity of his big speech on October 3rd, the delegates were lit up mostly by the old-fashioned Tory attractions of tax cuts and Europe-bashing.

尽管这里浮华炫目，尽管卡梅伦反复灌输着高尚的同情心，并于10月3日作了精心准备的即兴演讲，然而大多数代表们似乎并不买帐，让他们津津乐道的仍是减免税收和抨击欧洲等老调重弹。

It is recommended that parents inculcate the importance of reading to their children in the early years.

因此，专家建议父母应该从小给孩子灌输阅读的重要性。

Art appreciation can be inculcate to children at young age.

艺术欣赏可以在孩子年龄小的时候加以灌输。

It is thus crucial to inculcate the notion that writing is a way to discover and develop ideas, rather than just a way of expressing thoughts already held.

因此，很重要的是灌输一个概念，即写作是发现和形成思路的一种途径，而不仅仅是一种表达现有观点的途径。

The trouble is that Britishness is hard to define-especially since devolution has encouraged the Scots, Welsh and even English to prefer their more specific identities-and even harder to inculcate.

问题是，很难给“英国性”下一个定义——尤其是权力下放鼓励了苏格兰，威尔士，甚至英格兰去寻求它们自己更加独特的身份特征后——要想灌输这种“英国性”就更难了。