immortalize

immortalize

美 [??m?rt(?)l?a?z] 　英 [??m??(r)t(?)la?z]

  • v.使名垂千古（尤指通過文學藝術作品等）
  • 網絡使不朽；使不滅；使變得永垂不朽

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：immortalizes  現在分詞：immortalizing  過去式：immortalized  

同義詞

英漢雙解

v.
1.
~ sb/sth (in sth)
使不朽，使名垂千古（尤指通過文學藝術作品等）to prevent sb/sth from being forgotten in the future, especially by mentioning them in literature, making films/movies about them, painting them, etc.
The poet fell in love with her and immortalized her in his verse.
詩人愛上了她，并以詩歌使她名傳后世。

英漢解釋

v.
1.
使不朽,使不滅;使傳諸永遠

英英解釋

v.

例句

Harness the power of that smile for just a second and immortalize it in a photo and then on a layout.

掌握這微笑的只是一個永恒不變的第二次和它的照片，然后就布局。

A man named Herostratus reportedly burned down the temple in 356 B. C. in an attempt to immortalize his name.

據說一個名叫Herostratus的人為了使他的名字永垂青史，就在公元前356年燒毀了神殿。

One feat researchers have achieved in the lab is using telomerase to 'immortalize' human cells.

實驗取得的一項輝煌成就是用端粒使人類細胞“長生不老”。

The parliament said it would immortalize the Russian leader's name.

議會表示，希望這位俄羅斯領導人的名字能夠名垂千古。

To immortalize our ideal to be free!

讓我們自由的理想不朽！

What a way to immortalize this moment!

就是這樣讓此刻成為永恒！

Immortalize an aspect of my life

我的生命從此永恒