engendered

英 [ɪnˈdʒendəd]

美 [ɪnˈdʒendərd]

v.  产生，引起(某种感觉或情况)
engender的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 导致，造成（某种感觉、气氛、状况等）
  If someone or somethingengendersa particular feeling, atmosphere, or situation, they cause it to occur.
  1. It helps engender a sense of common humanity...
     这有助于营造一种博爱的感觉。
  2. Mr Bowles could engender delight in students and musicians alike.
     鲍尔斯先生能够让学生和音乐家都感到快乐。

双语例句

• This policy certainly engendered a defensive mentality.
  这种政策确实造成了一种防御心理。
• Its discovery engendered the "sudden freezing" approximation for relaxing nozzle flows.
  这一事实的发现导致了松驰喷管流动突然冻结的近似概念。
• This rage is engendered by the reactionary and barbarous character of Japan's war& "there is no escape from fate", and hence an absolute hostility has crystallized.
  这是根据敌人战争的退步性野蛮性而来的，在劫难逃，于是形成了绝对的敌对。
• This nausea is exactly the sensation engendered by typical career advice.
  这种恶心恰恰就是惯常的职业建议引发的感觉。
• I am convinced that the flames of passion and togetherness engendered by the FIFA World Cup in Germany will spread to the entire world.
  我确信，德国FIFA世界杯足球赛带来的团结和激情的火焰会散布到全世界。
• It was the experience of mystery-even if mixed with fear-that engendered religion.
  正是这种神秘的体验即使夹杂着恐惧促进了宗教的产生。
• They have engendered a wealth of practical consequences.
  它们产生了丰富的实际成果。
• Social Medicalization and the Emotional Basis of Life Education for Medical Students That, he was conscious, was not the sentiment which the complicated play of human feelings had engendered in society.
  社会医学化与医学生生命教育的情感基点他意识到，这并非是人类感情复杂变化在社会中所产生的那种情绪。
• It is the evil of exploitation engendered by individuals through their longing for security, self-preservation at all costs, irrespective of the whole of human beings;
  存在着邪恶的剥削，来源于每个人对安全的渴求，不惜一切地自我保护，对整个人类不管不顾；
• I remember the excitement engendered by the conversation in our home.
  我还记得在我家里的谈话所带来的兴奋和激动。