v.搅拌，搅动，搅和，(使)微动，(使)行动，活动
adj.激动人心的，令人激情澎湃的
n.(感情、想法或发展的)开始，出现，萌动，酝酿
stir的现在分词

原形：stir第三人称单数：stirs过去式：stirred过去分词：stirred现在分词：stirring

You have to stir the soup in the whole process.
你必须在整个过程中搅拌汤。
He is good at stiring people with his emotional speech.
他善于用富于情感的演讲来煽动人们。
She helped me stir sugar into the coffee.
她帮我把糖搅拌在咖啡里。
She stirred the sugar into her coffee.
她把糖搅入咖啡中。
The news of his resignation stirred up a lot of controversy.
他辞职的消息引起了很多争议。
The children were stirred by the magician's performance.
孩子们被魔术师的表演深深吸引。
He stirred the soup to ensure it didn't burn on the bottom.
他搅动汤以确保它不会在底部烧焦。
The politician's speech stirred the audience to action.
那位政治家的演讲激发了听众采取行动。
The scent of freshly baked cookies stirred her memories of childhood.
新鲜烤饼干的香味唤起了她对童年的回忆。
The rain stirred the plants to grow more vigorously.
雨水刺激了植物更旺盛地生长。
The controversy over the tax hike has stirred public anger.
增税的争议激起了公众的愤怒。
The music stirred emotions deep within me.
音乐触动了我内心深处的情感。
Stirring the pot is not always the best way to solve a problem.
煽风点火并不总是解决问题的最佳方式。