motivating

• Que da motivo o estímulo para actuar o alcanzar una meta; que inspira o anima a alguien a hacer algo.

Describes something that provides a reason or incentive to act or achieve a goal.

1. Inspiring action or effortB2formal

   Providing a reason or incentive to do something; encouraging.

   que motiva

   • The coach gave a motivating speech before the game.
   • Her success story is very motivating for young entrepreneurs.
   • A motivating work environment can boost productivity.

   Sinónimosdrivingencouraginggalvanizingimpellinginspiringpromptingrousingspurringstimulating

   Antónimosdiscouragingdishearteninguninspiring

2. Encouraging persistenceB1informal

   Helping someone to continue working towards a goal despite difficulties.

   que motiva / alentador

   • Positive feedback is very motivating for students.
   • He finds listening to music motivating while studying.
   • The team leader's motivating attitude kept everyone focused.

   Sinónimosencouraginginspiringstimulatinguplifting

   Antónimosdiscouragingdisheartening

• Sustantivo que denota la acción de proporcionar un estímulo o aliento a alguien para realizar una acción o alcanzar una meta.

A noun referring to the act of providing incentive or encouragement to someone to take action or achieve a goal.

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1. The act of motivatingB2formal

   The process of providing incentive or encouragement to take action.

   motivación

   • Motivating the team is essential for project success.
   • Her motivating of the students led to better results.
   • Effective motivating requires understanding individual needs.

   Sinónimosdriveencouragementimpetusincentiveinducementinspirationmotivationpromptingspurstimulation

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de dar a alguien una razón o incentivo para hacer algo, o de estimular el interés o el entusiasmo.

A verb used to express the act of providing someone with a reason or incentive to do something, or to stimulate interest or enthusiasm.

1. Inspire or encourageB1formal

   To provide someone with a reason or incentive to do something.

   Motivar

   • The teacher motivated her students to study harder.
   • His speech motivated the team to achieve their goals.
   • A good leader knows how to motivate people.

   Sinónimosdriveencouragegalvanizeimpelinspirepromptpropelspurstimulate

   Antónimosdeterdiscouragedissuade

2. Drive or stimulateB2formal

   To cause someone to act in a particular way, often by appealing to their desires or needs.

   motivar

   • Financial rewards can motivate employees to perform better.
   • Her passion for art motivated her to pursue a career in design.
   • The desire for success motivated him to work long hours.

   Sinónimosactivatedriveencourageimpelinspirepromptprovokespurstimulateurge

   Antónimosdeterdiscouragedisheartendissuade