engenders

英 [ɪnˈdʒendəz]

美 [ɪnˈdʒendərz]

v.  产生，引起(某种感觉或情况)
engender的第三人称单数

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

• Some people believe poverty engenders crime.
  有人认为贫困生罪恶。
• Experts believe a sense of unfairness engenders negative emotions which may prompt biochemical changes in the body.
  专家认为，不公平的感觉，会引起负面情绪，负面情绪可能引发身体生化改变。
• But to an average Chinese, such differentiated treatment engenders outrage.
  但对于普通中国民众而言，这种差别对待会让人愤怒。
• One in "Tao engenders one" means the world in gas state.
  “道生一”的“一”，是谓“气态物质世界”。
• It is believed that the material world engenders and develops by the promotion of yin and yang.
  物质世界是在阴阳两气的推动下资生与发展的。
• Book publishing is a kind of cultural industry, it engenders spiritual products of the culture and civilization.
  图书出版是一种文化产业，它生产的是文化和精神产品。
• Free-market capitalism has emerged from the battle of ideas as the most effective means to maximise material wellbeing, but it has also been periodically derailed by asset-price bubbles and rare but devastating economic collapse that engenders widespread misery.
  自由市场资本主义产生自各种观点的较量，是物质福利最大化最有效的手段，但它也曾因资产价格泡沫和罕见却毁灭性的、造成普遍痛苦的经济崩溃而周期性地偏离轨道。
• E.g.Man performs, engenders, so much more than he can or should have to bear.
  人类所做的和引起的事情远远比他能够或必须承受的要多得多。
• A temporary compromise today engenders a bigger war tomorrow.
  今天的暂时的妥协，即酝酿着明天的更大的战争。
• TB engenders social stigma in countries where it is widespread.
  在结核病流行国家中，它带来的是社会污名。