ENCOURAGEMENT


Meaning of ENCOURAGEMENT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ considerable , great , strong

▪ a little , gentle

▪ the slightest

Given the slightest ~, he'd leave his job.

▪ extra , further

We needed no further ~ to stop work.

▪ constant

▪ active , positive

▪ tacit

▪ verbal

VERB + ENCOURAGEMENT

▪ give sb , offer (sb) , provide (sb with)

Mick was always ready to offer advice and ~.

▪ shout , yell

▪ use

Instead of criticism, use ~.

▪ need

▪ draw , find , get , have , receive , take

I draw great ~ from the fact that the library is always full.

PREPOSITION

▪ with ~

With a little ~, she could do really well.

▪ ~ by , ~ from

You need ~ from people who understand what you are trying to do.

▪ ~ to

Getting the boss's support was a great ~ to those involved.

PHRASES

▪ support and ~

We are grateful to all our friends for their support and ~.

▪ words of ~

Perhaps I can offer a few words of ~ to those who did not win any prizes this time.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .