vt.唤起，引起(感情、记忆或形象)

原形：evoke第三人称单数：evokes过去式：evoked过去分词：evoked现在分词：evoking

Tom's case is unlikely to evoke public sympathy.
汤姆的情况不大可能引起公众的同情。
Tony‘s appearance evokes a disturbance
他的出现引起了一场骚乱
Eric knew himself able to evoke laughter as well as tears and shudders.
埃里克知道自己既能催人落泪和颤抖，也能逗人发笑。
The artist tried to evoke a sense of nostalgia in her latest painting.
这位艺术家试图在她的最新画作中唤起怀旧之情。
The smell of fresh bread evokes memories of my grandmother's kitchen.
新鲜面包的香味唤起了我对祖母厨房的回忆。
The author's vivid descriptions evoked a strong emotional response from the reader.
作者生动的描述激起了读者强烈的情感反应。
The sound of the ocean evokes a sense of calm and tranquility.
海浪的声音唤起了一种宁静和平静的感觉。
The teacher used stories to evoke curiosity and encourage learning among her students.
老师用故事激发学生的好奇心并鼓励他们学习。
The aroma of coffee in the morning can easily evoke feelings of comfort and productivity.
早晨咖啡的香气能轻易唤起舒适和工作效率的感觉。
The performance of the classical music evoked a standing ovation from the audience.
古典音乐的表演赢得了观众热烈的起立鼓掌。
A well-written book can evoke powerful emotions and transport readers to different worlds.
一部写得好的书能唤起强烈的情感，并将读者带到不同的世界。
The sunset over the mountains evoked a sense of awe and wonder in the visitors.
山上的日落唤起了游客的敬畏和惊叹。
The smell of freshly baked cookies evokes a feeling of warmth and homecoming during the holidays.
刚烤出的饼干的香味在节日期间唤起了一种温馨回家的感觉。