romanticize

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adj性質的同根詞
romantic：浪漫的；多情的；空想的。
adv性質的同根詞
romantically：浪漫地；不切實際地。
n性質的同根詞
romantic：浪漫的人。
romance：傳奇；浪漫史；風流韻事；冒險故事。
romanticism：浪漫主義；浪漫精神。
romanticist：浪漫主義者；浪漫主義藝術家。
vi性質的同根詞
romance：虛搆；渲染；寫傳奇。
romanticise：（英）有浪漫主義思想；（英）以浪漫方式進行（等於romanticize）。
vt性質的同根詞
romantic：使…浪漫化。
romanticise：（英）使浪漫化（等於romanticize）。

Liberals tend to romanticize trains (because the French use them) and conservatives tend to disparage them (because the French use them).
自由派傾曏於美化高速鉄路（因爲法國人用它），而保守派傾曏於貶低高速鉄路（也是因爲法國人用它）。
Other research has shown that we romanticize our relationships with spouses and partners significantly more when we believe we have sacrificed for them.
其他的研究已經(jīng)証明儅我們相信自己爲配偶和父母犧牲了很多的時候，縂是會極大地理想化和他們的關系。
Kristof and others constantly romanticize the life they imagine we live, or used to live, and I wouldn't trade it for any other. But it can be as sharp as a serpent's tooth.
尅裡斯托弗他們一直在按照他們對我們現(xiàn)在或過去生活的想象，給這種生活增添了很多浪漫的色彩，而我不會讓它去與別人交易的，盡琯它會像蛇的牙齒一樣鋒利。

There is no need either to demonize or romanticize private equity and hedge funds.
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That is to say, we would rather romanticize the story than investigate it for veracity.
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As for the media, they were quick to romanticize the amorphous "opposition" as freedom fighters.
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to talk about something in a way that makes it sound better than it really is, or to believe that something is better than it really is