Traducciones de „romanticise“ en el diccionario inglés » chino

romanticize, romanticise [rəʊ­ˈmæntısaız] V. trans.

romanticize

使浪漫化 shǐ làngmànhuà

romanticize

使幻想(或理想化化 shǐ huànxiǎng huà

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His main appraisal is the fact that the film in no way attempts to romanticise any of the characters.

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We shouldn't romanticise them and sanctuary was often less benign than the word implies.

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Although the images capture many moments of joy, they do not romanticise poverty.

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Yet he never sought to romanticise a rural working-class life that carried more burdens than blessings.

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I could be romanticising the nature of the relationship between the writer and the editor and the publisher.

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Yeo is a laconic and stout man who does not romanticise the work he does.

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The optimists among you may romanticise about the process that can potentially bring you face to face with your future flame.

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A loss, after all, is far easier to romanticise and reminisce over than a win, no matter how triumphant.

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However, we can not romanticise leaderlessness, the activist added.

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It's easy to romanticise a time period that one wasn't a part of.

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