to spur on的意思|示意

She went into the Morris Hotel to use the phone, then decided on the spur of the moment to take a room.

她走进莫里斯宾馆想用下电话，然后一时兴起订个房间。

When interaction is your chief objective, solitude on the road can be a powerful spur, prodding you to reach out to make local contacts and gain insights impossible to extract from guidebooks.

如果你的主要目标是深入民间交流，那么一路下来的孤独会是强烈的催化剂，它会刺激你和当地交流的渴望，获得导游书里不可能看到的见闻。

That's what Americans have done for over 200 years: reinvented ourselves. And to spur on more success stories like the Allen Brothers, we've begun to reinvent our energy policy.

为了推动更多像阿伦兄弟这样的成功故事，我们已开始再造我们的能源政策。

It won over Coke executives in Atlanta and would go on to receive its own trademark, spur collections and earn Coca-Cola an iconic image that made it part of American culture for a century.

它赢得了亚特兰大的可口可乐高管们的支持，继而获得了自己的商标，刺激了收集欲望，使可口可乐成为一个标志性的形象，并让它成为一个世纪以来美国文化的一部分。

They may decide to go for a weekend in Thailand on the spur of the moment, and the personal assistant has to make it happen.

他们可能一时冲动，决定去泰国度周末，这位私人秘书就只好让美梦成真。

Today policymakers in emerging Asia and Latin America are trying to rein their economies in, not spur them on.

现在，亚洲与拉美的新兴经济体的决策者们正努力控制住经济，而非刺激。