buoy

1. Countable(可數名詞)

   A floating object anchored in water, used to guide vessels or mark hazards.

   浮標

float(漂浮)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)

   To keep something or someone afloat.

   使漂浮；使浮起

   • A life jacket can help to buoy you in the water.

     救生衣可以幫助你在水中漂浮。

   • The natural buoyancy of the wood buoyed it up in the water.

     木材的天然浮力使它漂浮在水面上。

   • The life preserver buoyed them until rescue arrived.

     救生圈讓他們漂浮，直到救援到達。

emotion(情緒)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Usually passive(通常被動)

   To encourage or make someone feel more confident; to uplift.

   鼓舞；鼓勵；使更有自信。

   • The athlete was buoyed by the applause of the fans.

     這名運動員被粉絲的掌聲所鼓舞。

   • She was greatly buoyed by the support from her friends.

     她因為朋友的支持而備受鼓舞。

   • She felt buoyed up by the news that she had passed her exam.

     她得知自己通過考試的消息後感到振奮。

support(支持)

1. Transitive(及物動詞)Usually passive(通常被動)

   To support or strengthen something; to help something succeed.

   支持；使成功；促進。

   • The government's policies have buoyed the local economy.

     政府的政策提振了當地經濟。

   • The new investment plan has buoyed up the company's performance.

     新的投資計劃提振了公司的業績。

   • Technological advances continue to buoy the industry’s growth.

     技術進步持續推動產業的成長。