foment trouble 煽动麻烦
foment unrest 煽动动荡
foment rebellion 煽动叛乱
foment conflict 煽动冲突
foment violence 煽动暴力
secretly foment 暗中煽动
1. The group foments unrest in the region.
该组织在该地区煽动动荡。
2. He was accused of fomenting conflict among workers.
他被指控煽动工人之间的冲突。
3. Some media reports may foment public anger.
一些媒体报道可能会激起公众愤怒。
4. The leader tried to foment rebellion against the government.
该领导试图煽动反政府叛乱。
A: Why was he arrested?
A：他为什么被逮捕？
B: He was accused of fomenting unrest.
B：他被指控煽动动荡。
1) to stir up or incite trouble or conflict
2) to encourage the development of unrest
3) to provoke emotional or social disturbance
1. 煽动；激起（不安、冲突等）
e.g. They fomented rebellion in the region.
他们在该地区煽动叛乱。
2. 引发或加剧社会矛盾
e.g. Rumors can foment panic among people.
谣言可能引发人群恐慌。
verb
1. to provoke or stir up trouble, conflict, or unrest
Synonym: incite, provoke, stir