hagiography

美 [?hæɡi?ɑɡr?fi] 　英 [?hæɡi??ɡr?fi]

• n.吹捧性的傳記；偶像化（或理想化）傳記
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)圣徒傳；圣徒傳記；圣徒言行錄

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：hagiographies  

英漢雙解

英漢解釋

n.	1. 圣徒生平的寫作與研究;圣徒傳記 2. 理想化的傳記,偶像化的傳記

英英解釋

n.	1. a book about the lives of saints 2. a book about a person’s life that deliberately includes only good things about them

例句

His call for an end to hagiography and the revived personality cult drove Maoists into a rage.

茅于軾呼吁結(jié)束對(duì)毛澤东的神化和再度個(gè)人崇拜，這讓毛澤东主義者們怒不可遏。

Young Germans still grow up with the hagiography of the plotters, but few outsiders now know who they were.

年輕的德國人依舊聽著這些暗殺人員的英雄事跡長大。但如今，外界鮮有人了解他們的身份。

As a result, the Founding Fathers have been protected until recently by a school of biography that barely escaped from hagiography.

所以，最近公開的非圣徒記錄的自傳之前，建國者們一直受到人們的保護(hù)。

Stone's film is not hagiography. It is not propaganda.

Stone的電影不是“圣徒傳”，也不是“對(duì)外宣傳”。

In 2001 "An Italian Story" , a short hagiography of Mr Berlusconi, was distributed to 15m homes.

2001年貝氏的一本簡短自傳“一個(gè)意大利的故事”被發(fā)給1500萬家庭。

The eminent monk: Buddhist ideals in medieval Chinese hagiography, Honululu: Hawai'i University Press,

高僧：中古中國圣徒傳中的佛教理念，

Hagiography: Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages

圣徒傳記：古世紀(jì)末期和中世紀(jì)前期

A Companion to Middle English Hagiography

中世紀(jì)英語圣徒傳解析