glamorizing

英 [ˈɡlæməraɪzɪŋ]

美 [ˈɡlæməraɪzɪŋ]

v.  使有魅力; 使有刺激性; 美化
glamorize的现在分词

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 glamorise


• VERB 使有魅力；美化
  If someoneglamorizessomething, they make it look or seem more attractive than it really is, especially in a film, book, or programme.
  1. Filmmakers have often been accused of glamorizing organized crime.
     电影制片人常常被指责美化了集团犯罪。
  2. ...a glamorised view of the past.
     被美化的历史

双语例句

• Some of his other ideas have seemed tired, like glamorizing Chryslers by infusing its ads with attractive models in elegant settings.
  他的其他创意似乎有点过时，例如在广告中布置优雅的背景，同时画面上充斥着众多漂亮的模特，希望籍此美化克莱斯勒。
• The act of glamorizing; making something or someone more beautiful.
  使其有魔力的行为；使某人或某物更加漂亮。
• By glamorizing the past.
  被过去吸引心动。
• The film was criticized for glamorizing violence.
  影片因美化暴力而受到谴责。
• There was no room for me after MSNBC launched Countdown: Iraq – a daily one-hour show that seemed more keen on glamorizing a potential war than scrutinizing or debating it.
  有没有空间，我后，MSNBC的发射倒计时：伊拉克-每天一小时的显示，似乎更热衷于glamorizing一个潜在的战争比审议或辩论。
• To strengthen families, we must stop glamorizing promiscuity and infidelity and restore among our people a sense of the profound beauty, mystery, and holiness of faithful marital love.
  为了巩固家庭关系，我们必须停止对滥交和通奸的美化，并让我们的人民重新认识到，忠贞的夫妻之爱拥有深远的美好、神秘和圣洁。
• Filmmakers have often been accused of glamorizing organized crime.
  电影制片人常常被指责美化了集团犯罪。