raise the morale 意味

• 士気｛しき｝を高める［鼓舞｛こぶ｝する］
  

例文

1. in order to raise the morale of your allies
   仲間の士気を高めるには 副長健在の姿を➡
2. he was just trying to raise the morale of those who can't yet transform
   彼はただにしようとしていた 他の人が参加するのに役立ちます。
3. reasoning that the supreme commander takamori saigo raised the fighting spirit of saigo ' s army , the national government in the meiji period appointed emperor to the commander-in-chief of the imperial army and navy to raise the morale of the armies .
   西郷軍の士気が高かったのは西郷隆盛が総大将であったからだと考え明治政府は、天皇を大日本帝国陸軍・海軍の大元帥に就かせて軍の士気高揚を図るようになった。
4. particularly famous is an anecdote about his beating a drum in hamamatsu castle to raise the morale of his troops in the battle of mikatagahara and an anecdote about his successful surprise attack on tobigasuyama fortress in the battle of nagashino , for which nobunaga oda praised him .
   特に、三方ヶ原の戦いに際して浜松城の太鼓を打ち鳴らし敗戦の味方を鼓舞した逸話、長篠の戦いで鳶が巣山砦の奇襲を成功させて織田信長の賞賛を受けた逸話が有名である。
5. in japan , a gisho with the title " mirai-ki " (accounts of future events ) by prince shotoku , who was said to be able to tell the future of japan , has circulated since ancient times , and masashige kusunoki , a famous military commander in 14th century , was said to make use of this gisho to raise the morale of his army .
   日本においては，国家の命運をはるか未来まで予言したという聖徳太子『未来記』なる偽書が古くから流布し，楠木正成も味方の士気を鼓舞するためにこれを用いたという。