N.能力与培养 - 培养 N10-13

培养

• develop habit/ability/a sense of
• Children don’t need TV to develop a sense of humor.
• cultivate
• What we have cultivated is an absolutely sincere heart
• Principal winemaker, Jackie Thompson, has a long-cultivated interest in wine
  production.
• From his college experience, Warner brought to LLUMC a highly cultivated interest
  in the complexities of human perception/expression.
• And let me compliment you on your cultivated ability to get women to laugh.
• nurture
• Scientific ability, a hybrid involving conceptualizing, memory, and perhaps interest in the area, requires early identification because of the hierarchical way the ability is nurtured and developed within our educational system.
• foster one's interest in
• How can we foster interest in the culture of science?
• UT ACM exists to foster interest in information technologies and to facilitate dialogue concerning computers and the possibilities and opportunities they hold.
• Marine science provides an effective “hook” to engage students and teachers in science education, and to foster interest in science and environmental careers.

培育

• rear/raise/bring up
• grow up
• be reared/brought up in ...
• Cats were reared in a light-tight box in which the only source of illumination
  was a 9-µ sec strobe flash every 2 sec.
  
• A robust and virile race cannot be reared in the slums.
• This implies that the mass would be greater in animals reared in reduced gravity and smaller in animals reared at hyper-g on a centrifuge.
• What got me started in Model Railroading was the fact that I was brought up in
  model railroading by the wizard of all model railroaders, John Allen.
• Richard Stiff was born and brought up in East Anglia.