to make a feeling or situation exist
The issue engendered controversy.
这个问题引起了争论。
1.使发生,使产生;惹起,酿成
2.产生;形成
1.to cause a feeling or attitude to exist
1.Trying to isolate Beijing in this way is likely to engender the sort of aggressive, nationalistic China its supporters fear.
试图通过这种方式孤立中国，很可能会促使其成为支持者担心的那种激进的、充满民族主义情绪的国家。
2.For the fat crystal emitted by the authority of natural energy, to enhance their decision on the matter of fruit, can engender awe.
对于发晶所自然散发出的权威能量，能够加强本身对事情的果决，可以使人产生敬畏之心。
3.Such returns, however, do not always engender as much goodwill as one might expect.
然而，归还行为并不总是像人们以为的那样会引起足够的善意。
4.A policy like that tends to engender a sense of acceptance, and the research literature suggests this leads to greater innovation.
一个政策如此，能够使员工产生认同感，并且研究表明，这会走向更伟大的创新。
5.Nevertheless, history may produce a path that would engender the desired change in preferences and rules.
然而，历史可造成一条路径。这一路径将引起偏好和规则合意的改变。
6.And there are practical difficulties: his proposals are far too radical to engender the sort of compromise needed in Washington.
此外还有其他困难难以解决：其建议过于激进，根本不会促成华盛顿当前亟需的妥协。
7.The thought was that since many plant poisons are bitter, the bitter stimuli would engender a fight or flight response.
有一种想法是这样的，既然许多植物毒素都是辣的，辣味刺激会引发争斗或逃跑反应。
8.A gathering to engender and promote love , as for the satisfaction of the participants or as a form of social activism .
友爱聚会一种产生或促进友爱的聚会，如为了满足参与者或作为社会行为主义的一种形式。
9.They need to pour strain and stress out with the help of excitement, which maybe only warlike games could engender.
他们需要在兴奋之下把紧张和压力倾泻出去，这也许只有战斗般的运动比赛才能产生这种情绪。
10.There is nothing like a relatively unexpected shock to the system such as this to engender a variety of responses, both good and bad.
没有什么事件能像这次病毒传播对现行的体制造成如此大的打击，这引起的反应有好有坏。