canonize
canonize 英 [ˈkænənaɪz] 美 ['kænənaɪz]
vt. 推崇；使加入圣徒之列；褒扬；将…封为圣徒
进行时:canonizing 过去式:canonized 过去分词:canonized 第三人称单数:canonizes
- When you canonize a person, you put him on a pedestal — in other words, you think he's so wonderful that he can do no wrong.
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- vt. 推崇；使加入圣徒之列；褒扬；将…封为圣徒
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1. It was wrong to demonize our service members in Vietnam;to canonize them now is wrong as well.
像越南战争那样妖魔化我们的军人是不对的，当然，像现在这样神化他们也是不对的。
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2. There's no god of minimalism poised to canonize you if you squeeze your list of possessions down to some arbitrarily decided number.
如果你把清单降到任意一个数量，以无神简约主义的姿态也要把你封为圣人。
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3. The process of verifying such miracles is conducted by a Vatican delegation. The pope makes the final decision on whether to canonize, and when.
奇迹的验证将由梵蒂冈的代表负责，圣封与否与圣封的日期则由教宗本人决定。
- canonize (v.) late 14c., "to place officially in the canon or calendar of saints," from Old French canonisier and directly from Medieval Latin canonizare, from Late Latin canon "church rule, catalogue of saints" (see canon (n.1)). Related: Canonized; canonizing.
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