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.There had been so much enthusiasm engendered that she was believing herself deeply in love.
这次会面激起了强烈的热情，因此她自以为她是在恋爱了。
2.One of the most surprising things about this revolution is how little overt celebration it has engendered.
最让人惊奇的事之一是这一革命引来的公开颂扬如此之少。
3.What I took away was the arrogance that the success of things like the death-panel smear has obviously engendered in Republican politicians.
我所得到的信息是那种狂妄与傲慢。像死亡小组这样的污蔑居然奏效，这种狂妄与傲慢明显根植于共和党政客之中。
4.Her trouble was terrible; but was it a thing of her imagination, engendered by an extravagant sensibility?
事情是严重的，但这究竟是不是由过份敏感所引起的幻觉呢？
5.Freud took some himself and was immediately impressed with the sense of well-being it engendered, without diminishing his capacity for work.
弗洛伊德自己服用了一些，即刻就感到在不降低工作能力的情况下它所带来的快感。
6.THE warm, fuzzy feeling of national pride and unity engendered by South Africa's hosting of the football World Cup did not last long.
南非虽然举办了世界杯，但是由它所带来令人迷醉的团结精神和国家自豪感并没有持续很长时间。
7.All this uncertainty has engendered two competing political narratives.
所有这些不确定性因素使两种互相抵触的政治言论都面临危险。
8.But the fear engendered by those bolts from the blue faded long before US Special Forces rappelled into a sleeping Pakistani compound.
但这些意外事件造成的恐慌远在美国特种兵空降到那位熟睡的巴基斯坦人院内之前就已消退了。
9.Until they show otherwise, a dose of scepticism should be mixed with the premature hopes that the land deals have engendered.
除非他们采用别的方法，否则，已造成土地交易现状的如意算盘将会和一起质疑纠缠不清。
10.'The government's stance has engendered a sense of mistrust and uncertainty among the mobile wealthy and their advisers.
Scorpio表示，政府的立场引发了流动富人及其顾问们的不信任和不确定感。