idealised

• 形容某事物被呈现为完美或比实际情况更好，往往以不切实际的方式。

Describes something that is represented as perfect or better than it really is, often in an unrealistic way.

1. Exalted to perfectionB2formal

   Regarded or represented as perfect or better than in reality, often to an unrealistic degree.

   理想化的

   • The painting presents an idealised version of rural life.
   • Many people have an idealised view of their childhood.
   • The novel offers an idealised portrait of the Victorian era.

   同义词exaltedglorifiedidyllicperfectunrealisticutopian

   反义词pragmaticrealistic

• 动词，指把某人或某事物看作或描述成完美的，或比实际情况更好。

A verb meaning to regard or represent something as perfect or better than it actually is.

1. Consider or represent as perfectB2formalbritish

   To regard or portray something or someone as perfect or better than in reality.

   理想化

   • She tends to idealise her childhood memories.
   • The film idealises life in the countryside.
   • He idealises his mentor, ignoring all his flaws.

   同义词deifyexaltglamorizeglorifymagnifyoverrate

   反义词debasedegradedemeandenigratedevaluedisparagemalignvilify

2. Form idealsC1formalbritish

   To conceive or develop perfect standards or principles, often unrealistically.

   理想化

   • Young people often idealise about their future careers.
   • The philosopher idealised a society based on equality.
   • She idealises the notion of true love.

   同义词dreamglorify