MOTIVATION


Meaning of MOTIVATION in English

noun

1 keenness and willingness to do sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ great , high , powerful , strong

students with high ~

his strong ~ to succeed

▪ positive

▪ low , poor

▪ extra

▪ student

▪ individual , personal

▪ human

▪ internal , intrinsic

VERB + MOTIVATION

▪ have

Many of the boys have very poor ~.

▪ lack

▪ lose

By this time the children had lost all their ~ for writing poetry.

▪ generate , provide

high rewards that generate the necessary ~ in the workers

▪ enhance , improve , increase , strengthen

▪ reduce

▪ maintain

PHRASES

▪ a lack of ~

▪ level of ~

students who have a low level of ~

2 a reason for doing sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ main , major , primary , prime

▪ only , sole

▪ real , true

▪ original

▪ underlying

▪ unconscious

▪ great , powerful , strong

▪ economic , moral , political , psychological , religious , sexual

VERB + MOTIVATION

▪ have

They had very different ~s for creating the work.

▪ understand

▪ question

▪ explain

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

his main ~ for supporting the government

▪ ~ in

my main ~ in making the suggestion

▪ ~ behind

the primary ~ behind the government's intervention

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .