romanticizing

romanticizing

美 [ro??mænt??sa?z] 　英 [r???mænt?sa?z]

  • v.(使)浪漫化；(使)幻想化
  • 網絡使浪漫化；浪漫化的；使幻想化

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：romanticizes  現在分詞：romanticizing  過去式：romanticized  

同義詞

英漢解釋

v.
1.
(使)浪漫化;(使)幻想化

英英解釋

v.

例句

When Barbara learns of the affair, she suspects that Sheba is just romanticizing the poor boy.

當芭芭拉了解到這種曖昧關系，她猜測，示巴只是把那個可憐的男孩兒浪漫化了。

Why do we insist on romanticizing ancient languages that arguably noone wants to speak anymore?

為什么我們總喜歡賦予古語言各種浪漫意義，但實際上卻根本沒有人想再學？

Most of our cultural heritage has tended to look backward, romanticizing the past .

我們大部分的文化遺產都傾向于回望過去，將過去涂上浪漫的色彩。

So I would say we really need to review the whole notion, and stop romanticizing the family.

我認為，我們真的需要檢討這個看法，不要把家庭浪漫化。

We made the mistake of romanticizing villages, and we don't need to make that mistake again.

我們錯誤地把鄉村浪漫化，我們不要再重蹈覆轍。

At that point, we'll start romanticizing the future again, instead of the nasty, brutish past.

到那時，我們將可以再次憧憬美好的未來，而不是糾葛于那粗野可惡的過去。