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canonize

/ˈkæn.ə.naɪz/

翻译: 动词,指在天主教会中正式将已故者封为圣人的行为;也泛指承认某人或某事物具有重大意义或权威。

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verb

/ˈkæn.ə.naɪz/C1formal
  • zh动词,指在天主教会中正式将已故者封为圣人的行为;也泛指承认某人或某事物具有重大意义或权威。

A verb used to indicate the act of officially declaring a deceased person a saint in the Roman Catholic Church, or more generally, to treat someone or something as being of great significance or authority.

  1. Declare a saintB2formal

    To officially declare a deceased person to be a saint in the Christian church.

    zh封圣

    • The Pope will canonize the nun next year.
    • Many martyrs were canonized centuries after their death.
    • The process to canonize a person involves a thorough investigation.

    同义词saint

    反义词profaneunhallow

  2. Treat as sacredC1formal

    To regard someone or something with great respect and reverence, as if they were sacred.

    zh奉为神圣

    • Fans often canonize their favorite celebrities.
    • The author was canonized by literary critics after his death.
    • We should not canonize historical figures without considering their flaws.

    同义词consecrateenshrinehallowreveresanctifyvenerate

    反义词desecrateprofanevilify

词形
  • canonized past participle
  • canonized past simple
  • canonizing present participle
  • canonizes third person singular