idolize

英[ˈaɪdəlaɪz]
美[\'aɪdəlaɪz]
GRE

基本释义

vt.
将(某人)当作偶像崇拜

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实用例句

-- And then look inward, and discern the black reality of what they idolize?

可是 我再向自己的内心一看, 却辨出了他们所崇拜的东西中丑陋的真相!

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Idolize their favorite rappers and know all their songs.

把最喜欢的说唱歌手当成偶像崇拜,并且知道他们所有的歌。

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Putting up posters is one way fans can show who they idolize.

张贴海报是影迷们表示他们崇拜谁的一种方式.

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We idolize success and status and thus undermine our mutual respect.

我们过度崇拜成功和地位,从而削弱了彼此间的尊重.

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Maggie : Could you possibly idolize her any more?

玛姬: 你可能盲目崇拜她 呢 ?

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Your face I've memorized, I idolize just you.

我记忆中你的脸庞, 是我唯一的依恋.

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Ladies, I idolize you all.

诸位女士, 我崇拜你们中的每一位.

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Those cross - Atlantic aficionados who persistently idolize the British theater and bad - mouth broadway ( Benedict Nightingale ).

那些持久地崇拜英国剧院而批评、贬低百老汇的 跨 大西洋的狂热者 ( 贝内迪克特·奈廷格尔 ).

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Hong Kong teenagers idolize Cantopop stars more than their own parents, according to a university survey.

根据一所大学的研究,香港青少年崇拜粤语歌星超过自己的父母.

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If men could only know each other , they would neither idolize nor hate . -- Elbert Hubbert.

人和人仅凭了解, 不会崇拜,亦不会怨恨.

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In all, modern novels with children perspective tend to idolize children while belittling adults.

总之, 儿童视角的写作倾向是尊孩子而贬成人的.

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The crowd grew larger every day, coming to question, to idolize, to scorn.

聚集拢来的鸥群一天天扩大, 有来问问题的,有来膜拜的, 有来嘲弄的,不一而足.

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Briefly speaking, young people inclined to idolize the people who excel in appearance, intelligence or talent.

总之, 青年人往往容易崇拜那些在外表 、 才华和特长方面极其出色的人.

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英英释义

Verb
  • 1. love unquestioningly and uncritically or to excess; venerate as an idol;

    "Many teenagers idolized the Beatles"