英 [fəˈment] 美 [foʊˈment]
vt. 煽动；挑起；热敷
第三人称单数foments
现在分词fomenting
过去式fomented
过去分词fomented
foment /fəˈmɛnt/ [ fomenting fomented foments ]
及物动词 If someone or something foments trouble or violent opposition, they cause it to develop. 煽动
They accused strike leaders of fomenting violence.
他们指责罢工领导人煽动暴力事件。
热敷，热罨；用药液、温水敷(患部)；用药液纱布或温湿布罨(患部)
... jackpot(彩票等的）头奖 foment煽动 inmate（尤指）同院病人，同狱犯人，同被（收容所）收容者，同住者 ...
... folly 愚蠢；愚蠢的行为、思想或做法 foment 煽动；助长 foodstuff 食料，食品 ...
... foliage 树叶；一簇叶子 foment 引发；煽动 foment 引发；煽动 ...
fomentation 热敷；煽动
fomenter 煽动者；挑唆者
Unemployment and Social Frustration Foment Unrest
失业及社会不满滋生动乱
There is one, that's for sure! The devil alone can foment murders! Don't forget that, and be careful!
可以肯定，有一个魔鬼！这个魔鬼可以制造凶案。别忘了这个，小心一些！
I was initially hostile to that campaign, since it seemed likely to foment jealousy - a fairly useless emotion.
起初我对这项活动充满敌意，因为它似乎会引起相当无用的嫉妒之心。
U.S.officials are concerned such a prolonged political process will create an opening for al-Qaida to try to foment ethnic strife, just as tens of thousands of U.S.troops are scheduled to be leaving Iraq.
VOA : standard.2009.12.12
Bulgaria has similarly resisted extremist pressures to foment trouble with its simpatico Slavic brothers in Macedonia.
These hard-core Saddamists are trying to foment anti-democratic sentiment amongst the larger Sunni community.
And as a consequence, appeasers will always and forever foment wars in the name of peace.