canonise
/ˈkæn.ə.naɪz/Traduction: Déclarer officiellement quelqu'un saint dans l'Église catholique romaine ; vénérer comme une relique ou glorifier.
verb
/ˈkæn.ə.naɪz/Официально объявить кого-либо святым в Римско-католической церкви; почитать как святыню или прославлять.
Declarar oficialmente santo a alguien en la Iglesia católica; también, considerar o venerar como santo, o ensalzar y glorificar en extremo.
Déclarer officiellement quelqu'un saint dans l'Église catholique romaine ; vénérer comme une relique ou glorifier.
Jemanden offiziell zum Heiligen erklären, insbesondere in der römisch-katholischen Kirche; jemanden oder etwas als heilig verehren oder verherrlichen.
Declarar oficialmente alguém santo na Igreja Católica Romana; venerar como sagrado ou glorificar, exaltar alguém como modelo ou ícone.
正式宣布某人为圣人,尤指天主教会中的封圣;也指尊崇为神圣或颂扬、推崇。
إعلان الكنيسة الرومانية الكاثوليكية رسميًا قداسة شخص ما؛ وتقديس شخص أو شيء وتبجيله أو تمجيده.
To officially declare someone a saint in the Roman Catholic Church; to treat as sacred or glorify.
Declare a saintC1formal
To officially declare a deceased person to be a saint in the Roman Catholic Church.
Канонизировать
Canonizar
Canoniser
Heiligsprechen
Canonizar
封圣
تَقْدِيس
- The Pope canonised Mother Teresa in 2016.
- Many martyrs were canonised centuries after their death.
- The process to canonise a person requires evidence of miracles.
Synonymessaint
Treat as sacredC2formal
To regard someone or something with great reverence, as if they were holy or beyond criticism.
Обожествлять
Canonizar / Tratar como sagrado
Traiter comme sacré
Verehren
Canonizar
奉为神圣
تقديس
- Fans often canonise their favourite celebrities, ignoring their flaws.
- Some historians tend to canonise certain political leaders.
- The media should not canonise public figures without scrutiny.
Formes
- canonised past participle
- canonised past simple
- canonising present participle
- canonises third person singular