站在遠處看著、覺得他很好
兩個意思都是同一種注視，差別只在那份好感指向作品，還是指向人本身。
noun · B2
Someone who respects a person and thinks highly of them, especially because they like the work that person does or has made.
仰慕者
核心畫面
You can think of an admirer as someone standing a little way back, looking at another person and thinking, that is good. The has not walked up and has not spoken; the warm feeling stays on their side of the room. Which way that feeling grows is what splits the word in two: grow it towards what the person does, and you get respect; grow it towards the person themselves, and you get romance.
admirer 的畫面可以想成一個人站在稍微遠一點的地方，抬頭看著另一個人，心裡覺得「真好」。看的人沒有走上前，也沒…更多收起
admirer 的畫面可以想成一個人站在稍微遠一點的地方，抬頭看著另一個人，心裡覺得「真好」。看的人沒有走上前，也沒有出聲，那份好感留在自己這一邊。這份好感往哪個方向長，就決定了兩種意思：往「他做的事」長，就是敬佩；往「他這個人」長，就是心動。From the word’s history
Admirer is admire plus -er, the one who is doing the admiring, so the word has always been about the person looking rather than the person looked at.
admirer 由 admire（欣賞、佩服）加上 -er（做這個動作的人）構成，所以這個字講的一直是「在看的那一位」，不是被看的人。
Wiktionary entry 'admirer' (packet source_ref kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:436510266): 'From admire + -er.'
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