romanticisation

romanticisation[rəu,mæntisai'zeiʃən; -si'z-]

• n.romanticise的变形

romanticise[rəu'mæntisaiz]

• vt.,vi.[主英国英语]= romanticize
• 变形：

  vt.,vi.romanticised.romanticising

英英释义

romanticisation

• n.the act of indulging in sentiment

  同义词：sentimentalizationsentimentalisationromanticization

双语例句

• For the generation after the sixties, the lovechildrenofthebabyboomers,itisoftenseenas a failed project which sustains theirparentsromanticisationof their youth prior to selling out.

  “婴儿潮”一代的子女们也通常不被人们看好，因为他们毕恭毕敬地延续了父母身上的浪漫主义情怀。

权威例句

The Romanticisation of the Local: Welfare, Culture and Peacebuilding
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Becoming Jane: the Romanticisation of Celebrity
Romanticisation of the Cultural Past in British Period Films
’Just Say Yes’: the Romanticisation of Love in Sex and the City
Eliza undermined : the romanticisation of Shaw's Pygmalion : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the de...
"El Diablo"and "The Ángel del Cielo!": Thomas and Kitty Cochrane and the Romanticisation of Revolution in South America
Liberal Peacebuilding's Romanticisation of the Local