idolize

英 [ˈaɪdəlaɪz]

美 [ˈaɪdəlaɪz]

v.  崇拜; 热爱

过去式：idolized　过去分词：idolized　现在分词：idolizing　第三人称单数：idolizes　

GRE

BNC.37916 / COCA.18359

牛津词典

verb

• 崇拜；热爱
  to admire or love sb very much
  1. a pop star idolized by millions of fans
     受数百万歌迷崇拜的流行音乐明星
  2. They idolize their kids.
     他们溺爱自己的孩子。

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 idolise


• VERB 把…当偶像崇拜;非常敬慕;宠爱
  If youidolizesomeone, you admire them very much.
  1. Naomi idolised her father as she was growing up...
     慢慢长大的娜奥米把父亲视为偶像。
  2. A tall, soft-spoken woman, she is idolized by her young patients.
     她个子高挑，说话轻声细语,深受年轻患者的喜爱。

英英释义

verb

• love unquestioningly and uncritically or to excess
  1. Many teenagers idolized the Beatles
  Synonym:idoliseworshiphero-worshiprevere

双语例句

• 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）
• Tell your niece to pick someone else to idolize.
  告诉你的侄女去崇拜其他的偶像。
• Of course not, they idolize him, make him better than he was.
  当然没有，他们崇拜他，把他拔高了。
• I idolize her. I; ve loved her since the very beginning of the series!
  我极端崇拜她，我从动画的一开始就爱上她了！
• "So you really idolize him deeply, that blachevelle of yours?"
  “看来，你对你的勃拉什维尔不是很痴心吗？”
• 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。
• It's not just true for African-Americans either, in fact, a lot of white and other races that idolize the same things and act the same way seem to get involved in crime a lot more.
  这不仅仅对于非裔美国人是这样，其实，许多白人和其他种族的人，崇拜那些东西的都会更容易卷入犯罪中去。
• The fans idolize Elvis and will hear no criticism of him.
  歌迷们将埃尔维斯视为偶像，听不得一点对他的批评。
• And for good reason: Nowadays, though we may still idolize the charismatic leader or creative genius, almost every decision of consequence is made by a group.
  他们的研究很有必要：如今，虽然我们可能仍然崇拜有魅力的领导或创意天才，但是几乎每个重要决定都是团队做出的。
• They somehow identify themselves with this person they idolize.
  他们以某种方式来仿效他们所崇拜的这个人。