网络释义英英释义
glamorize
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v.
- interpret romantically
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make glamorous and attractive
"This new wallpaper really glamorizes the living room!"
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柯林斯英汉双解大词典
glamorize /ˈɡlæməˌraɪz/ ( glamorizing, glamorized, glamorizes )
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V-T If someone glamorizes something, they make it look or seem more attractive than it really is, especially in a film, book, or programme. 美化 [表不满]
例：Filmmakers have often been accused of glamorizing organized crime.
电影制片人常被指责美化有组织的犯罪。
例：...a glamorized view of the past.
...一种美化过去的观点。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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In France, Mr Frucher's exemplar, a strong marketing campaign has glamorized the former sport of Kings.
在法国，弗拉切就有个可学习的榜样，一场强劲的市场活动使得曾经的赛马大王重新呼风唤雨。
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Past isn't something to be glamorized to be the nostalgic about, sentimental about, because the past is gone.
过去不是用来让我们美化的，也不是让我们怀旧感伤的，因为过去了的就成了历史，消失不在了。
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It’s really over glamorized here, and that stupid doily cloth thing makes no sense, and doesn’t really enhance the PSP or game play experience.
这款掌机的确是虚饰过度了，那种样子傻傻的小饰巾一点儿意思没有，而且实在无法使掌机功能有所增强或提升游戏体验。
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Past isn't something to be glamorized to be the nostalgic about, sentimental about, because the past is gone.
过去不是用来让我们美化的,也不是让我们怀旧感伤的，因为过去了的就成了历史，消失不在了。
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