fictionalise

• 动词，表示将真实事件或人物改编成虚构作品，或把某事当作虚构来处理、以虚构方式叙述。

A verb used to indicate the act of turning something into fiction or representing it in a fictional manner.

1. Adapt into fictionB2formal

   To turn real events or characters into a fictional story, often for a novel, film, or play.

   小说化

   • The author decided to fictionalise his childhood memories in his latest book.
   • The film fictionalises the true story of the explorer's journey.
   • Historians often criticise writers who fictionalise historical events too freely.

   同义词adaptnovelize

   反义词chronicledocumentnarraterecordreport

2. Convert into novel formC1formal

   To present something in the style or format of a novel, making it more narrative and imaginative.

   小说化

   • The journalist fictionalised the documentary into a compelling novel.
   • She fictionalised her research findings to reach a wider audience.
   • The scriptwriter fictionalised the biography to create a dramatic screenplay.

   同义词novelisenovelize