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| 11. | have a good opinion of; think highly of |
| 对..有好感 |
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| 12. | "Taylor, the capitalist, used to play down to most of his employees." |
| 资本家泰勒对他的大部分雇员经常故意装得态度谦逊，企图赢得他们的好感。 |
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| 13. | He who gains time gains everything . |
| 赢得时间，赢得一切。 |
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| 14. | The introduction should immediately engage attention, good will and respect, as well as lead to the subject matter. |
| 引言应能立即吸引住听众的注意力，赢得他们的好感和尊重，同时有助于你进入正题。 |
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| 15. | To win him by flattery would be an effort worse than useless. |
| 想用笼络手段来赢得他的好感，准是比徒劳还要不如的白费劲。 |
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| 16. | But it was obvious that the dress, bonnet and muff found no favor with her. |
| 不过显然，那衣裳、帽子和皮毛手筒并没有赢得老太婆对她的好感。 |
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| 17. | to show somebody favor |
| 表示好感 |
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| 18. | To gain or try to gain someone's friendship or goodwill. |
| 博得好感得到或试图得到别人的友谊或好感 |
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| 19. | well/ill disposed towards sb/sth |
| 对某人 [某事物]有好感[无好感 |
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| 20. | She is well disposed towards him. |
| 她对他有好感。 |
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