transfigure
- v. （使）改观，使变形；（文学或宗教用语）使美化，使升华，使理想化
[ 第三人称单数 transfigures 现在分词 transfiguring 过去式 transfigured 过去分词 transfigured ]
网络释义专业释义英英释义
transfigure [ træns'fiɡə, trænz-, trɑ:n, -ɡjuə ]
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v.
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elevate or idealize, in allusion to Christ's transfiguration
同义词： glorify spiritualize
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change completely the nature or appearance of
"The treatment and diet transfigured her into a beautiful young woman"; "Jesus was transfigured after his resurrection"
同义词： metamorphose transmogrify
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elevate or idealize, in allusion to Christ's transfiguration
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
transfigure /trænsˈfɪɡə/ ( transfiguring, transfigured, transfigures )
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V-T To be transfigured means to be changed into something great or beautiful. 美化 [文学性]
例：They are transfigured by the healing powers of art.
他们因艺术的治愈力量而变得容光焕发。
例：The colours of the morning and evening transfigure the trees.
晨昏的各种颜色令那些树木更加美丽。
双语例句
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At one time we could transfigure into any shape including any animal form.
在某个时候，我们能变身成任何外形，包括任何动物形体。
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Harry can summon his Firebolt when he battles the Hungarian Horntail, but he can't transfigure a rock into a flying broom (as Cedric transfigured a rock into a dog).
哈利能在对战匈牙利树蜂时召唤他的火弩箭，但他不能使岩石变形为飞天扫帚（像塞德里克使石头变形为一条狗）。
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Cor. 11:15 Therefore it is no great thing if also his ministers transfigure themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.
林后十一15所以他的差役若也装作义的差役，并不算大事，他们的结局，必然照著他们所作的。
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