foment
英[fəʊ'ment] 美[foʊ'ment]
"His legs should be fomented"
1.煽动，助长(事端或暴力)
If someone or somethingfoments trouble or violent opposition, they cause it to develop.
e.g. They accused strike leaders of fomenting violence.
他们指责罢工领导人煽动暴力。
1. 煽动;助长：intercept 中途阻止, 截取 |foment 煽动;助长 | ferment 酵素, 发酵, 动乱
2. foment是什么意思
2. 热敷：folly 愚蠢 |foment 热敷 |fomentation 热敷
3. foment的近义词
3. 煽动：flare up 突然发起 |foment 煽动 | foolproof 可靠的
4. 引发：enthrall#使服从 |foment#引发 | weigh#估量
His word finally foment her hostility.
他的言词终于引发了她的敌意。
They accused him of fomenting political unrest.
他们指控他煽动政治动乱。
They accused strike leaders of fomenting violence.
他们指责罢工领导人煽动暴力。
An Arab uprising against us, which the Germans were definitely trying foment, would have been disastrous.
德国显然试行策划阿拉伯对我之暴动, 以造成极大的危机.
That's an attempt to foment discord.
这是挑拨.
The rebels know the truth and seek to foment revolution.
那些叛乱者知道真相,并且想办法来挑起革命.
The foments of strife and palliations of hypocrisy.
出自：Henry MoreStrong hostility to Wellington was being fomented in the House of Lords.
出自：E. LongfordShe..orchestrated and fomented the quarrels and alliances of her..young men.
出自：V. Glendinning