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• People who have some sort of frustration, they have some sort of debt they want to settle - when they hear about what goes on somewhere else, it helps embolden them.(一些人受了某种类型的挫折或者他们有着某种类型要偿还的债务-当他们听到了别的地方发生了什么事情，这些事情就为他们壮胆。)
• There is a local profit, Would embolden the capital is up.(商业的本质是逐利的，一旦有适当的利润，资本就胆大起来。)
• Remarks from Japanese finance officials indicating that currencies will not be a main issue in this weekend's G7 meetings may embolden traders to trigger fresh bids in the yen.(日本金融官员的言论指出货币问题并非本周末G7会议的主要议题，这将鼓舞交易者发动新一轮推高日元的买入行动。)
• Unfortunately, being able to pay off victims will embolden muggers.(不幸的是能补偿受害人将使凶手更大胆。)
• In fact, knowing that you'll never do everything right may embolden you to try things just for the heck of it.(事实上，知道自己不可能把件件事情都做成功能为你壮胆去只为了好玩而尝试事物。)
• The initial successes tend to embolden policymakers, who increasingly believe that they were right in dismissing the recommendations of most economists.(起初的成功使决策者更加大胆，他们退回了大多数经济学家的建议，越来越相信自己是正确的。)
• "If one state recognizes gold as a valid currency, I think it would embolden people not just in other states but in Washington," he said.(他说：“倘若有一个州能承认黄金是有效货币的话，就会鼓励其他州的人一起行动，包括华盛顿州”。)
• Abort embolden the polar bear and let it shivered under the bayonet in France!(打掉北极熊的嚣张气焰，让它在法兰西的刺刀下瑟瑟发抖吧！)
• The careerism and money seemed only to embolden their blindness.(利欲熏心与金钱看上去仅仅加重了他们的盲目愚昧。)
• Sure that he likes you, may be he is afraid to say it, may be Jiejiu embolden.(答：相信他喜欢你，可他不敢说，可能是解酒壮胆。)