demonize 英 [ˈdi:mənaɪz]   美 ['dimənaɪz]

demonize

demonize  英 [ˈdi:mənaɪz] 美 ['dimənaɪz]

vt. 妖魔化;使…成为魔鬼 

进行时:demonizing  过去式:demonized  过去分词:demonized  第三人称单数:demonizes 

It should not be used to demonize the desire or drive for wealth, per se. 我们不应该用这个词本身来妖魔化对财富的渴望和追求。
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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  • vt. 妖魔化;使…成为魔鬼
  • 1. It should not be used to demonize the desire or drive for wealth, per se.

    我们不应该用这个词本身来妖魔化对财富的渴望和追求。

  • 2. 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。

  • 3. I had done everything I knew to reach out to the Republicans in Washington; they had tried to demonize me from day one.

    我用尽了所有手段来与华盛顿的共和党人讲道理;他们却从我上任第一天起就试图把我妖魔化。

  • demonize (v.) 1821, "to make into a demon" (literally or figuratively), from Medieval Latin daemonizare, from Latin daemon (see demon). Greek daimonizesthai meant "to be possessed by a demon." Related: Demonized; demonizing.
de·mon·ize ( BrE also -ise ) / ˈdiːmənaɪz ; NAmE ˈdiːmənaɪz / verb demonizesb/sth to describe sb/sth in a way that is intended to make other people think of them or it as evil or dangerous 把…描绘成魔鬼(或危险人物等);将…妖魔化 He was demonized by the right-wing press. 他被右翼报章描写成了魔鬼。 demonise demonised demonises demonising demonize demonized demonizes demonizing de·mon·iza·tion , -isa·tion demonisation demonization / ˌdiːmənaɪˈzeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌdiːmənaɪˈzeɪʃn / noun [uncountable ] de·mon·ize / ˈdiːmənaɪz ; NAmE ˈdiːmənaɪz / de·mon·iza·tion / ˌdiːmənaɪˈzeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌdiːmənaɪˈzeɪʃn /
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