adore (one) for (something)

To admire or love one for a certain trait or ability. I adore Jean for her studiousness—she is the hardest worker I've ever met. She adores him for his muscular build and thick head of hair.

adore someone for doing something

to be in awe of someone for doing something well. Everyone adores Sally for her wonderful sense of humor.

adore someone for having something

to be in awe of someone because of a particular trait or feature. Robert adores Mary for her smiling eyes.

词组	adore (one) for (something)
释义	adore (one) for (something) adore (one) for (something) To admire or love one for a certain trait or ability. I adore Jean for her studiousness—she is the hardest worker I've ever met. She adores him for his muscular build and thick head of hair. See also: adore Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. adore someone for doing something to be in awe of someone for doing something well. Everyone adores Sally for her wonderful sense of humor. See also: adore adore someone for having something to be in awe of someone because of a particular trait or feature. Robert adores Mary for her smiling eyes. See also: adore, have McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: adore adore for doing adore for having appear to a change of heart a mystery to (one) be on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc. be (on) the wrong side of (an age) be in high spirits be in high/low spirits
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