romanticized

v．浪漫化
常用释义
v．浪漫化，美化：把事物描绘得比实际更美好、更富有浪漫色彩。

扩展信息

浪漫化
牛仔身体的英勇化(valorized)或浪漫化(romanticized)，连同西部叙事以及内含的价值系统都已经成为一种规范(norm)，反映出 …
浪漫化的
基础英语单词汇锦 - 豆丁网 ... questioning a. 疑惑的 romanticized a. 浪漫化的，传奇化的 lean v. 倾斜，依靠 ...

例句

It's a bit of a paradox that the "romanticized" idea of the warfare is one that can be interpreted as dull.

Forget the romanticized image of your cheery teen coming home from an idyllic semester away at school, ready to offer lots of holiday help.

Yet the true nature of that tradition has been often romanticized, exaggerated, or distorted.

In China today, however, the practical reality seems to have a hard time living up to this romanticized ideal.

By the time Marcus Gorman, the novel's narrator, became Jack's lawyer, the era of romanticized gangsters had begun to fade.

Chickens might not be like the romanticized version of extinct birds we'd see in a museum, but they're still birds.

Climbing out of poverty by your own efforts, that is something on which to pride yourself, but poverty itself is romanticized only by fools.

I thought it would bring me freedom, and yes, I too romanticized what that reality would be like once I "escaped. "

I want the romanticized version, where we go to lunch and lean across the table and say how much we will miss each other.

There is also an over-romanticized fantasy of the American dream at the end, spoken by Brian Cox as he drives his son to prison.

Chaucer and Shakespeare romanticized it in their work, and it gained popularity throughout Britain and the rest of Europe.

The smell of sea salt in the air is a romanticized feature of life along a seacoast.

The romanticized notions that so many people have about how brilliant ideas are conceived are keeping them from unleashing their own.

更新时间：2025-05-30 13:14