關於Motivate的意思和用法的提問

A: Makes you want to do something. Such as, "I am motivated to finish this project."

A: Motivate means to encourage someone.

A: Example: I am motivated to reach my goal

I am motivated by this song

A: -The thought of having a summer body is keeping me MOTIVATED to go to the gym.

-My mom MOTIVATES me to get good grades by giving me gifts.

-I haven't been really MOTIVATED to go to the gym lately

-The coach gave a MOTIVATIONAL speech the his team before the game

A: I will motivate you to learn English.

She will motivate you whenever you feel like giving up.

A: This is just based of my observation. But hopefully this can help you.

MOTIVATION
- is related to inspiration that increases the eagerness or willingness to do work.
EXAMPLE:
1. Perhaps you need some motivation to do what you should.
2. Jackson could see this guy needed some motivation to move fast.
3. Good. He'll have more motivation to find you.


ENCOURAGEMENT
- is the persuasion to do or to continue something.
EXAMPLE:
1. Good. He'll have more motivation to find you.
2. Good. He'll have more motivation to find you.
3. Teenagers need love, encouragement and reassurance from their parents.

A: I personally have never heard the word “inspirit” before, so I’ll describe the others. :)

Motivate vs Inspire: These words are similar and can be interchangeable in some situations.
But “Motivate” has more to do with action, and getting a result. “Inspire” is very emotional.
“Spirit” is a noun that is not really the same as the other two words, though it is related in some ways.

Some examples:

“His life really inspires me. I want to be more like him.”

“That was inspirational. I feel better now.”

“Her speech was very motivating. I think I’ll go finish my project today.”

“I wish I was more motivated to work.”

“Those were inspiring words, but I’m not really motivated to do anything.” (This sentence contrasts the first two)

“They motivated me so much! I feel deeply inspired in my spirit.”
(Just an example of how they may be used together. 😉)

I hope this helps!

A: These words are all synonyms. Example: I will try to motivate him to improve. Incentivize has a similar meaning but I believe it is used a lot in business. Example: I will try to incentivize my team to work more efficiently. Inspire has a more elevated feeling. Example: I will try to inspire my son to do the honest action.

A: motivate=to have a reason for doing something
motivating=giving someone a reason to do something
motivational=similar usage/meaning to motivating. it’s more of a descriptive adjective though
-AL = 日本語で「な」like in 綺麗な or 簡単な

A: To add to @heliacal's answer, motivate is also usually more active and purposeful.

For example, a coach might motivate a player to work harder by yelling at them from the sidelines.
Or a teacher motivates a student to do well by giving rewards for good grades.

Inspire can be more passive and unknown to the person doing the inspiring. For example, that athlete in the Olympics inspires me to be a runner.

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A: means to motivate

A: "what ur motivate?" or "what motivate make u fell? hmm

A: it sounds great so far, but if you can try to say your T's a bit better that will help out a bit

A: awesome!!!

A: I am beginning to lose my motivation.
I am starting to lose motivation.

A: "I'm motivated to learn Russian."