encouraging in the PONS Dictionary

encouraging Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to encourage sb to do sth (urge)
podstaći // podsticati
to encourage sb to do sth (advise)
nagovoriti // nagovarati

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The protagonist of the song is thankful to them for always encouraging them, and for being happy no matter what.
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His show and writings strongly focus on encouraging people to get out of debt.
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There would be a tougher regime of sanctions encouraging these universities to widen access.
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The courses aim to locate philosophy in the context of its historical and cultural milieu, encouraging lively, academic debate, emphasising the interdisciplinary aspects of philosophy.
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The medium-term outlook for exports is encouraging, since a number of foreign investment projects should lead to substantial export growth and a better trade balance.
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International youth travel was embraced by governments as a way of encouraging interaction and understanding, and avoiding future conflict.
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He begins buying her pictures and encouraging her to do nothing but paint.
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This would strengthen the financial position of the banks, encouraging them to lend.
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It has a strong tradition of encouraging knowledge and skills sharing across industries.
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Therefore, gently encouraging open-mindedness is helpful in engaging the student in learning.
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