In English"inspire"is a verb that means to inspire, excite, or inspire, and here are some common usages and fixed collocations:
Inspire someone:
her speech inspired the entire audience.(Her speech inspired the entire audience.) ）
the teacher's dedication inspired her students to work harder.(The teacher's dedication motivates her students to work harder.) ）
By. Be inspired by:
the painting was inspired by the artist's love for nature.(The painting was inspired by the artist's love for nature.) ）
Inspire Creativity
a stimulating environment can inspire creativity.(A stimulating environment can spark creativity.) ）
Inspire confidence
the leader's strong and decisive actions inspired confidence in the team.(The leader's resolute and decisive actions have boosted the team's confidence.) ）
Inspire Hope
the charity's efforts inspired hope in the lives of many underprivileged children.(The charity's efforts have brought hope to the lives of many underprivileged children.) ）
Inspire Passion
his dedication to the cause inspired passion in others.(His dedication to the cause inspires the passion of others.) ）
Inspire Thought:
the book aims to inspire thought and reflection on important societal issues.(This book is designed to stimulate reflection and reflection on important social issues.) ）
Inspiring:
the movie tells an inspiring story of resilience and triumph.(The film tells an inspirational story of resilience and triumph.) ）
Inspire interest in
the museum's exhibits are designed to inspire interest in science and technology.(The museum's exhibits are designed to spark interest in science and technology.) ）
Inspire Dreams
her success story inspired many young people to pursue their dreams.(Her success story has inspired many young people to pursue their dreams.) ）
These are:"inspire"Some common usages and fixed collocations of the word express the meaning of inspiring, motivating, and inspiring.