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tā xūyào yīxiē gǔlì.

She needs some encouragement.

This phrase means that a particular female individual requires some form of encouragement or motivation, likely to achieve some task or goal.

tā gěi wǒ hěn dà de gǔlì.

He gives me a lot of encouragement.

This phrase implies that a particular male individual provides significant encouragement or motivation to the speaker.

nǐ de huà gěi le wǒ hěn dà de gǔlì.

Your words give me great encouragement.

This phrase means that the speaker feels greatly encouraged by the words said by the person they're speaking to.

wǒmen yīnggāi hùxiāng gǔlì.

We should encourage each other.

In this phrase, the speaker is suggesting that they and the listener should mutually provide encouragement to each other.

wǒ zǒngshì gǔlì tā jǐnlì ér wéi.

I always encourage him to do his best.

This phrase means that the speaker consistently encourages a particular male individual to give his best effort in what he does.

fùmǔ gǔlì wǒ dúshū.

Parents encourage me to study.

This phrase implies that the speaker's parents motivate or inspire them to study or pursue education.

jiàoliàn duì tā de gǔlì zhēn yǒuyòng.

The coach's encouragement is really useful to him.

This phrase means that the encouragement provided by a coach is beneficial to a particular male individual.

péngyǒu de gǔlì duì wǒ hěn zhòngyào.

The encouragement of friends is very important to me.

This phrase suggests that the speaker values the encouragement received from their friends.

lǎoshī zǒngshì gǔlì wǒmen sīkǎo wèntí.

The teacher always encourages us to think about problems.

This phrase means that a teacher consistently motivates all the students (including the speaker) to ponder or contemplate on problems.

jīngguò gǔlì, wǒ gèng yǒu xìnxīn le.

After encouragement, I have more confidence.

This phrase implies that the speaker's confidence has increased as a result of receiving some form of encouragement.