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the romanticism of [something]
The romanticism of the past often distorts historical reality.
对过去的浪漫化常常扭曲历史现实。
浪漫主义；浪漫主义运动
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浪漫主义；浪漫主义运动
A movement in literature and art during the late 18th and early 19th centuries that celebrated nature rather than civilization.
The romanticism of the past often distorts historical reality.
对过去的浪漫化常常扭曲历史现实。
浪漫的性质、精神或行动
A romantic quality, spirit or action.
不切实际的浪漫理想和态度
impractical romantic ideals and attitudes
18世纪末19世纪初崇尚自然而非文明的文学艺术运动
a movement in literature and art during the late 18th and early 19th centuries that celebrated nature rather than civilization
(如英雄时代或冒险经历)激动人心且神秘的特质
an exciting and mysterious quality (as of a heroic time or adventure)
His romanticism led him to believe that love could conquer all obstacles.
他的浪漫主义让他相信爱情能克服一切障碍。
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The novel is a celebration of romanticism, emphasizing emotion over reason.
这部小说是对浪漫主义的颂扬，强调情感而非理性。
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She was criticized for her romanticism in business, where practicality is valued.
她因在商业中的浪漫主义而受到批评，因为商业注重实用性。
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Romanticism valued imagination and emotion over rationality
浪漫主义重视想象和情感,而非理性。
WordNet
The romanticism of the past often distorts historical reality.
对过去的浪漫化常常扭曲历史现实。
In romanticism, nature is often portrayed as a source of inspiration.
在浪漫主义中，大自然常被描绘为灵感的源泉。
Many artists embraced romanticism as a way to express intense emotions.
许多艺术家拥抱浪漫主义，以此表达强烈的情感。
Not this
She is a romanticism person.
Use this
She is a romantic person.
浪漫主义 (romanticism) 是名词，表示一种文学或艺术思潮；描述人的特质应使用形容词 romantic（浪漫的）。
Not this
He has a romanticism about traveling.
Use this
He has romanticism about traveling.
romanticism 是不可数名词，通常不与不定冠词 a 连用，表示抽象概念时直接使用原形。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
浪漫主义时代
The age of Romanticism celebrated emotion and nature.
浪漫主义时代崇尚情感与自然。
英国浪漫主义运动
English Romanticism is often associated with Wordsworth and Byron.
英国浪漫主义运动常常与华兹华斯和拜伦联系在一起。
一丝浪漫情怀
The old town has a touch of romanticism.
这座古镇带着一丝浪漫情怀。
年轻时不切实际的浪漫情怀
Her youthful romanticism led her to ignore the practical difficulties.
她年轻时的不切实际的浪漫情怀使她忽视了实际困难。
浪漫主义与现实主义
The opera combines romanticism and realism.
这部歌剧融合了浪漫主义与现实主义。
浪漫主义恰恰不在于题材的选择，也不在于精确的真实，而在于感受的方式。
This is from Charles Baudelaire's Salon de 1846, where he defines the spirit of Romanticism.
这句话出自夏尔·波德莱尔的《1846年的沙龙》，他在其中定义了浪漫主义的精神。
浪漫主义是一种艺术，它向人们呈现的文学著作，在人们当时的习俗和信仰状态下，能够给他们带来尽可能多的快乐。
Stendhal's definition appears in his 1823 pamphlet Racine and Shakespeare, a manifesto of French Romanticism.
司汤达的这一定义出自他1823年的小册子《拉辛与莎士比亚》，这是法国浪漫主义的宣言。
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romantic（浪漫）+ ism（主义）＝浪漫主义；既指18世纪的文艺运动，也指浪漫气质或不切实际的空想。
语域：mixed 常见场景：文学艺术史讨论、学术写作、文学评论、书面描述浪漫气质、批评不切实际的想法 浪漫主义一词通常用于较正式的场合，多出现在文学、艺术和历史相关的书面讨论中；在形容浪漫气质或空想时也常见于书面描述。日常口语中较少使用。
通常作不可数名词，表示抽象概念
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