glamourise

• 使某事物显得比实际更具吸引力、更迷人、更刺激或更光彩夺目的动词，常含有美化或夸大其辞的意味。

A verb used to describe the act of making something appear more attractive, exciting, or glamorous than it really is.

1. Interpret romanticallyB2formalbritish

   To make something appear more romantic, exciting, or appealing than it really is.

   美化

   • The film glamourises the life of a spy, ignoring the dangers.
   • Some historians argue that the media glamourises war.
   • She tends to glamourise her past relationships.

   同义词embellishglorifyidealizemythologizeprettifysugarcoat

   反义词debunkdeflatedemystifydepictdisenchantdownplayportrayrepresentunderstate

2. Make glamorous and attractiveB2formalbritish

   To make something or someone seem more attractive, stylish, or desirable.

   美化

   • The magazine article glamourises the celebrity lifestyle.
   • Advertisements often glamourise fast food to make it look irresistible.
   • The director glamourised the setting with beautiful lighting and costumes.

   同义词beautifydress upembellishenhancegildidealizeprettify

   反义词disenchantuglify