emboldens

v.

鼓励，使有胆量( embolden的第三人称单数 )；

1. If we fail to make that case effectively, we will weaken already tenuous democratic forces and embolden those in Iraq who seek to foment chaos and instability.
   如果我们不能有效地做到这点，我们将削弱本来就已软弱的民主力量，并给那些企图制造混乱和动荡的伊拉克人壮胆。
2. People behind the scenes are rooting for you, even though they may not outwardly reveal their support of you just yet - let that knowledge embolden you.
   人们会在幕后支持你，虽然他们表面上或许还未显露出他们对你的支持，让那个认知帮你壮壮胆吧。
3. However, they acknowledged that such a forum could embolden supporters of political reform within the Communist party.
   不过，它们承认，有这样一个论坛，可能鼓励***内支持政治改革的人士。

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