adored

英 [əˈdɔːd]

美 [əˈdɔːrd]

v. 热爱，爱慕(某人); 喜爱，热爱(某事物)
adore的过去分词和过去式

过去式：adored　过去分词：adored　

BNC.37869 / COCA.32247

柯林斯词典

VERB 热爱；爱慕；敬慕；崇拜
If youadoresomeone, you feel great love and admiration for them.
1. She adored her parents and would do anything to please them.
  她很爱自己的父母，为让他们高兴愿意做任何事。
VERB 热爱，喜爱(某事物）
If youadoresomething, you like it very much.
1. My mother adores bananas and eats two a day...
  我妈妈非常喜欢吃香蕉，每天要吃两根。
2. I adore good books and the theatre.
  我爱读好书，也喜欢看戏。

adj

regarded with deep or rapturous love (especially as if for a god)
1. adored grandchildren
2. an idolized wife
Synonym:idolizedidolisedworshipped(a)

On the contrary, they adored the party and everything connected with it.
对党和跟党有关的一切，他们盲目崇拜；
I am sure that you are adored by your fans and hated by your rivals.
我确信，你一定被你的球迷深深崇拜，又被对手恨得要死。
Everyone adored her, except me and a few others equally afflicted.
人人都喜欢她，除了像我一样少数被她折磨的人。
She was my mother's mother and I absolutely adored her.
她是我母亲的母亲，当然我很疼爱她。
Now he saw, and on the one hand he admired, while on the other he adored.
现在他看得清楚了，一方面，他敬佩，另一方面，他崇拜。
Someone who is adored blindly and excessively.
被盲目和过度崇拜的人。
You are that I adored.
只因你是我最尊敬的人。
She adored her parents and would do anything to please them.
她很爱自己的父母，为让他们高兴愿意做任何事。
And I adored him when I first saw him.
当我第一次看到他的时候，我就非常崇拜他。
He felt vaguely that here was something better than the realism which he had adored.
他模糊地感到这里有着某种东西，比他过去崇拜的现实主义更好。