to encourage; to urge; to inspire or motivate someone

To give an award, honor, or money to someone to encourage them; to reward for performance or contributions.

to strongly encourage; to inspire or urge someone to action

inspirational or motivational, especially in the context of self-improvement media like books or movies

Wang Liqin (1978-), a famous former Chinese table tennis player and Olympic medalist.

to encourage; to urge or exhort someone to make greater progress

to exert oneself to make the country strong and prosperous; to work hard to govern a nation well

to provide as a means of encouragement; used in formal contexts like certificates or awards to indicate that a prize is given to encourage the recipient

To practice or carry out something with determination and earnestness; to actively implement.

To rouse oneself to action; to exert oneself with great effort or spirit; to be inspired and diligent.

(slang) a man who has overcome major obstacles or difficult circumstances to achieve success and who serves as an inspiration to others

to inspire or motivate the public; to encourage the citizenry

(literary) to cultivate, maintain, or strengthen one's moral integrity and character

Travel provided by a company as a reward for its employees or business partners, usually based on performance.

A travel reward given by a company to employees or dealers for reaching specific goals or targets

to decorate or hide defects; to beautify or embellish

To exercise caution and remain vigilant; to keep oneself motivated and disciplined through a sense of alertness or fear.

To cultivate a solid moral character and be diligent in one's studies.

a system of measures or incentives designed to encourage people to work harder and improve; an incentive system

material reward or incentive, such as a bonus or gift, provided to encourage performance or productivity

to encourage, urge, or impel someone forward; to push and motivate

moral encouragement; spiritual support or incentive

to encourage or motivate oneself; to be self-disciplined and strive for improvement