enshrine

1 We espouse gender equality in all other aspects of life, and it is an anomaly that in the rules relating to the highest public office we continue to enshrine male superiority.

我们在糊口中其他的方方面面都提倡男女同等，但事关最高公职的法律却仍然夸大男性的优先权，这显然是不正常的。

2 If her albums produced no signature hits, her last name enshrined her as a celebrity.

3 Rich private collectors have traditionally supplied museums with both money and art, often with the aim of having their collections, names attached, enshrined.

4 The Internet version of you becomes enshrined so that pathetic people like me can visit occasionally and try to pretend you’re not really gone.

5 Lynchings are on the rise, and a notorious new citizenship law enshrines discrimination against Muslims.

6 When freedom and individuality and welcome are enshrined as core values.

7 When Israel passed a new law this year that enshrines the right of self-determination as “unique to the Jewish people,” he wrote that it made him ashamed of being an Israeli.

8 Carrie and her friends did not resemble us, but we identified with them, enshrined them as archetypes—the Prude, the Careerist.

9 For better or for worse, George Herbert Walker Bush has been enshrined in collective memory as a series of caricatures, all of them evoking ineffectuality.

10 And in that sense, their collections and the sins of omission enshrined therein speak to the very essence of the current problem.

11 It was enshrined in the proclamation from the city council that hung on a bulletin board, honoring one of Permian’s state championship teams.

12 Play and leisure time are enshrined as basic human rights, for all children, in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

13 One model is enshrined in America's "Community Reinvestment Act", which has no equivalent here.

14 Like that costume, which enshrined her as a larger-than-life icon of eternal womanhood, Jamison was outsize in every way.

15 The parliament is expected to approve a bill enshrining the limits.

16 Working as a lawyer in South Africa meant operating under a debased system of justice, a code of law that did not enshrine equality but its opposite.

17 A few years later, Pope Urban II — the one who would preach the First Crusade — formally enshrined the relics of the saint.

18 some teachers tend to enshrine their personal preferences as sacred rules of English grammar

19 It was enshrined in the black carpet, and the black-and- white cabinets, and the black rug in the shape of a panther.

20 Not for nothing does Lydia conflate her sinister mystery man with that enshrined bedtime story “Goodnight Moon.”

1 铭记

grave keep write brand impress treasure engrave

2 深藏

enwomb

3 祀奉

shrine

4 秘藏

lock

5 奉为神圣

consecrate apotheosize

6 珍藏

treasured enshrinement treasure

7 安置

setting installation placement fixation repose place set put plant install establish lay hang settle nestle emplace ensconce

8 把…奉为神圣

hallow consecrate

9 尊为神圣

consecrate venerate