1.使受喜爱,使被爱恋
1.to make somebody or something affectionately loved or greatly liked
1.The little girl's unselfishness endeared her to the old lady, who gave her a ruby ring as a birthday present.
那老夫人喜爱小姑娘的无私，就送给她红宝石戒指作为生日礼物。
2.Her kindness to my children greatly endeared her to me.
她对我的孩子很好，所以我很喜欢她。
3.A charismatic inpidual, O'Neal has endeared himself to the fans of each of his six teams.
由于他个人的魅力，奥尼尔获得了他呆过的六支球队的球迷的支持和喜爱。
4.But it has not endeared them to the general electorate.
不过他们在普通选民那里不受待见。
5.Granny's kindness endeared her to everyone in the community.
老大娘的仁慈心地使她受到这一带所有人的喜爱。
6.She shook his hand warmly and assured him that his meek and gracious attitude had endeared him and his work to her heart.
她热情地握着他的手，说道：“您的谦恭亲切的态度让我深深折服。”
7.As a crustily conservative minister of the interior for the past 35 years he has not endeared himself to Saudi reformers and professionals.
过去35年作为国内强硬的保守派大臣他不受沙特改革运动者和专业人员的欢迎。
8.Your good character and colorful personality have endeared you to many lifelong friends.
您的优良品德、活泼有趣的个性，赢得许多终身朋友的喜爱。
9.He has always been admired by his team-mates, but not loved. He hasn't endeared himself in the way that Pepe Reina has, for example.
他是大家的偶像，我们都很崇拜他也乐意围绕在他周围开展战术，但我们并不爱他，雷纳也是如此。
10.That Michelle is quite dark may have endeared Barack to black female voters who might otherwise have voted for Hillary Clinton.
米歇尔的皮肤够黑这一事实或许让巴拉克受到了黑人女性选民的垂青，要不然的话，他们或许会投票支持希拉里•克林顿。