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latinize

/ˈlæt.ə.naɪz/

翻译: 将某物翻译或改写成拉丁语,或使某物(尤指词语或名称)具有拉丁语的形式或特征。

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verb

/ˈlæt.ə.naɪz/C2formalscientific
  • zh将某物翻译或改写成拉丁语,或使某物(尤指词语或名称)具有拉丁语的形式或特征。

To translate or adapt into Latin, or to give a Latin form or character to something, especially a word or name.

  1. Convert to CatholicismC1formal

    To cause a person, group, or region to adopt the Roman Catholic faith or practices.

    zh使天主教化

    • The missionaries sought to latinize the indigenous population.
    • During the colonial period, many local traditions were suppressed to latinize the culture.
    • The king's decree aimed to latinize the entire region.

    同义词catholicize

  2. Make Latin in form or characterC1formal

    To give a Latin form or character to something, such as a word, name, or custom.

    zh拉丁化

    • The scholar latinized his name for his academic publications.
    • Many Greek terms were latinized during the Renaissance.
    • The process to latinize the local dialect was gradual.