enamour someone to someone
phrasal verb with enamour verb [ T ] UK formal uk/ɪˈnæm.ər/ us/ɪˈnæm.ɚ/ (US enamor)
让（某人）被（某人）喜爱
to cause someone to be liked by someone
I know this piece is not going enamour me to supporters of feminism. 我知道这篇文章不会让女权主义的支持者爱上我。
He failed to enamour himself to his team-mates when he departed early from England's tour of Bangladesh with a back injury. 在她小时候，咯咯的笑声是一种自我保护的方式，让成年人喜欢她。