emote

verb

1. 强烈地表现（或表露）感情
   to show emotion in a very obvious way

1. This irrational fear was making her stiff, formal, and unemotional when she needed to emote to promote her organization's good work around the world.
   当她需要在世界各地声情并茂地宣扬所在组织的杰出工作时，这种非理性的恐惧让她变得非常拘谨，过于正式，显得无动于衷。
2. "Time and space are crucial to getting a man to emote.", says Brenda Shoshanna, Ph.D., a psychotherapist in New York City and author of.
   “一个正确的时间和地点是让雄性发情的重要条件。”纽约精神治疗师布兰达·索珊娜博士如是说。作为。
3. The dance emote got a ton of laughs.
   舞蹈动作招来了一场大笑。
4. Loladins will be a new class focusing on emote combat, tickling and laughing at their enemies until they feel pity and give up, or punch the player in the face.
   搞笑骑士是个专精于用肢体语言战斗的职业，逗笑以及嘲弄对手让他们感到怜悯而投降，或者一拳打向玩家的脸。
5. The dance emote was fluid and it was the same dance I think for both Dwarves and Orcs.
   舞蹈动作很流畅，而且我认为矮人和兽人的舞蹈是一样的。
6. Study of Land-use/ Farming Land Converting Change and Their Slope Gradient Differentiation on the Middle Scale Research Site Using Emote Sensing Data
   基于RS/GIS的中尺度地区退耕变化及其坡度分异研究
7. The research findings as follows: ( 1) The investigation and monitor on soil erosion were developed by using "3s", including geography information system, emote sensing and global position system, which focused on soil erosion in BiShan.
   本次研究以地理信息系统、遥感、全球定位系统&3S技术为支撑，针对璧山县的水土流失，对研究区的水土流失状况开展调查和动态监测。

verb

1. give expression or emotion to, in a stage or movie role