Word · Frequency #25259
idealized
使理想化；把……理想化
idealized is the past of idealize.
to regard or present someone or something as perfect or better than they really are
及物
- 1.
To regard something as ideal.
将某物视为理想的。
- 2.
To conceive or form an ideal.
构想或形成理想。
- 3.
To portray using idealization.
用理想化方式描绘。
形成理想；将某物视为理想的。；构想或形成理想。；用理想化方式描绘。；使理想化
In use
People often idealize the past, but life was hard back then too.
The advertisement only shows the product's best sides, idealizing it.
Try not to idealize your first job; every workplace has its challenges.
idealize sb/sth
及物用法，后直接接宾语，表示把某人或某事想得比实际更完美。
She tends to idealize her childhood.
她往往把自己的童年理想化。
idealize sb/sth as sth
as 后接理想化的形象或身份，构成“把……理想化为……”的结构。
The novel idealizes the countryside as a place of peace.
这部小说把乡村理想化为一个安宁的地方。
Verb forms
base idealize · third person idealizes · -ing idealizing · past idealized · past participle idealized
及物动词常用结构：idealize + 宾语；也可作不及物动词，表示“形成理想”。
Connections
Collocations
- idealize the past
- 把过去理想化
- People often idealize the past and forget the hardships of those times.人们常常把过去理想化，忘了那些年代的艰辛。
- idealize someone
- 把某人理想化
- She still idealizes her father and refuses to see his flaws.她仍然把父亲理想化，不愿看到他的缺点。
- tend to idealize
- 倾向于把……理想化
- We tend to idealize the places we have never visited.我们往往会把从未去过的地方理想化。
- idealize rural life
- 把乡村生活理想化
- Writers often idealize rural life as peaceful and simple.作家们常把乡村生活理想化为宁静而简单。
- idealized image
- 理想化的形象
- The film presents an idealized image of rural life.这部电影呈现了乡村生活的理想化形象。
Learner notes
Memory Tip
把理想(ideal)加上动词后缀-ize，想象你把某人或某事看成完美的理想模样。
Context & Register
语域：neutral 常见场景：academic writing、literary criticism、personal reflection 该词没有强烈的口语或书面语限制，但比较常见于正式写作和讨论中，表示“把某人或某事看得比实际更完美”。日常谈话中也可以使用，尤其在谈论回忆或评价人物时。
Pronunciation & Spelling
词尾 -ize 均读 /aɪz/，与 idealize 的词尾发音相同；但这些词的重音位置与 idealize 未必一致（如 realize 重音在首音节）。注意 idealize 与 idolize 拼写相似，但 idolize 读 /ˈaɪdəlaɪz/，重音在首音节，不要与 idealize /aɪˈdiːəlaɪz/ 混淆。
Usage priority
Collins 词频等级为 1，建议结合例句记忆，而不是只背中文释义。
Learn the forms together
页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.