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enshrine 【enshrine】　v. 铭记Memories of happier days were enshrined in the old man's heart.老人心中铭记着快乐时光。

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enshrineenclose in a shrine
If your mother enshrines your first drawing, she might frame it and hang it in a special place, as if it were a holy relic. To enshrine is to put something special, often religious, into a protective place.
A shrine is a place considered holy because something special happened there or a case that holds sacred items. Places where people have claimed to see Jesus sometimes become shines. When you enshrine something, it means you are creating a shrine around it, or you are giving it its own protected revered space. This can be literal or figurative. At a funeral, the minister might say that the deceased will forever be enshrined in the memories of those who loved him or her.
All forms of 'enshrine' will appear on average once every 3247 pages.enshrineshrine

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Back	【enshrine】　v. 铭记 Memories of happier days were enshrined in the old man's heart. 老人心中铭记着快乐时光。
Vocab	enshrineenclose in a shrine If your mother enshrines your first drawing, she might frame it and hang it in a special place, as if it were a holy relic. To enshrine is to put something special, often religious, into a protective place. A shrine is a place considered holy because something special happened there or a case that holds sacred items. Places where people have claimed to see Jesus sometimes become shines. When you enshrine something, it means you are creating a shrine around it, or you are giving it its own protected revered space. This can be literal or figurative. At a funeral, the minister might say that the deceased will forever be enshrined in the memories of those who loved him or her. All forms of 'enshrine' will appear on average once every 3247 pages. enshrine shrine

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