empowering

• 形容某事物能赋予人信心、力量或权力去做某事，使人更有掌控感和能力。

Describes something that gives someone the confidence, strength, or authority to do something.

1. Giving power or confidenceB2formal

   Making someone feel stronger, more confident, or more in control of their life.

   赋予力量的

   • The workshop was an empowering experience for the participants.
   • She found the book's message very empowering.
   • Empowering women in the workplace is a key goal of the organization.

   同义词enablingencouragingenergizinginspiringinvigoratingmotivatingreassuringstrengtheninguplifting

   反义词crushingdebilitatingdemoralizingdiscouragingweakening

2. Enabling action or decisionB2formal

   Providing the tools, authority, or opportunity to take action or make decisions.

   赋能的

   • The new policy is empowering for local communities.
   • Empowering employees to make decisions improves efficiency.
   • Education is an empowering force for social change.

   同义词enablingequippingqualifying

   反义词restrictive

• 动词，指授予某人权力、权限或能力，使其能够做某事；也指增强某人的信心或自主性，使其感到有力量。

A verb used to indicate the act of giving someone the authority, power, or confidence to do something.

1. Give authority or powerB2formal

   To give someone the authority or power to do something.

   授权

   • The new law empowers local governments to make decisions.
   • The manager empowered her team to handle customer complaints.
   • The constitution empowers the president to veto legislation.

   同义词authorizecommissionenableentitlelicensepermitvestwarrant

2. Enable or strengthenB2formal

   To make someone stronger and more confident, especially in controlling their life and claiming their rights.

   赋权

   • Education empowers people to improve their lives.
   • The program aims to empower women in rural communities.
   • Knowledge empowers individuals to make informed choices.

   同义词authorizeemboldenenableencouragefortifyinspireliberatestrengthen

   反义词disableenervateundermineweaken