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romanticise

/rəʊˈmæntɪsaɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que designa la acción de representar o describir algo de manera idealizada o poco realista, resaltando sus aspectos románticos o sentimentales y ocultando sus defectos.

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/rəʊˈmæntɪsaɪz/C1formalbritish
  • esVerbo que designa la acción de representar o describir algo de manera idealizada o poco realista, resaltando sus aspectos románticos o sentimentales y ocultando sus defectos.

A verb used to describe the act of viewing or representing something in an idealized or unrealistic manner, often focusing on its romantic or sentimental aspects.

  1. Interpret romanticallyB2formal

    To view or describe something in an idealized or sentimental way, often ignoring the less pleasant aspects.

    esidealizar románticamente

    • She tends to romanticise her childhood, forgetting the difficult times.
    • The film romanticises the life of a pirate, making it seem adventurous.
    • Historians warn not to romanticise the past.

    Sinónimosglamorizeglorifyidealizemythologizeprettifysentimentalize

    Antónimosdemystifyobjectifyrealize

  2. Make romantic in styleB2formal

    To give something a romantic or idealized quality, especially in art, literature, or storytelling.

    esidealizar románticamente

    • The author romanticises the landscape, describing it as a paradise.
    • The painting romanticises the simple life of farmers.
    • He romanticises his travels, turning every trip into a grand adventure.

    Sinónimosembellishglamorizeidealizeprettifysentimentalize

    Antónimosdebunkdemythologizerealize

Formas
  • romanticised past participle
  • romanticized past participle
  • romanticised past simple
  • romanticized past simple
  • romanticising present participle
  • romanticizing present participle
  • romanticises third person singular
  • romanticizes third person singular