idealise [ai'diəlaiz]

idealise的基本解释

v.

<主英> = idealize

idealise的同义词

v. idealize

与idealise相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

Edwina Currie, a former health minister who was at the centre of her own sex scandal over her affair with former prime minister John Major, says Americans idealise their leaders and are surprised when they turn out to have messy personal lives; whereas Britons enjoy seeing their heroes tumble and assume there's some sleaze behind every squeaky-clean image.

前卫生大臣爱维娜·嘉莉和前首相约翰·梅杰有染，嘉莉因此陷入自己的性丑闻中。她说，美国人把他们的领导人理想化，假如这些人被发现私生活不检点，美国人会感到意外；而英国人则乐于见到他们的英雄摔跟头，而且认为，每个清白形象的背后都有些不名誉之事。

I don't want to idealise life in small places.

我不想把小地方理想化。

That it's all very well for people like me to idealise whores and thieves;to think that the street is somehow noble and picturesque

像我这样的人能把妓女和小偷视作偶像，认为市井生活高尚而独特真是非常好。

That it's all very well for people like me to idealise whores and thieves; to think that the street is somehow noble and picturesque; I have never had to live there.

像我这样的人能把妓女和小偷视作偶像，认为市井生活高尚而独特真是非常好。我原本也可以不必住在那儿的。

That it's all very well for people like me to idealise whores and thieves; to think that the street is somehow noble and picturesque; I have never had to live there.

我从来都不非要住在那些地方。