vulgarisation

• 指将复杂或专业的内容以通俗易懂的方式呈现给大众的过程；也指使某事物变得粗俗、低劣或失去精致性的行为。

A noun referring to the process of making something less refined or sophisticated, or the act of presenting complex information in a simplified manner to appeal to a general audience.

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1. Making something coarseC1formal

   The process of making something less refined, elegant, or tasteful; debasing or cheapening it.

   庸俗化

   • The vulgarisation of the original artwork was criticized by art historians.
   • He lamented the vulgarisation of the language through slang and profanity.
   • The film was accused of the vulgarisation of classic literature.

   同义词abasementdebasementdegradationprofanation

   反义词elevationennoblementpolishrefinement

2. PopularizationC1formal

   The act of presenting complex or specialized information in a way that is accessible and appealing to the general public.

   普及

   • The scientist's book is a masterful vulgarisation of quantum physics.
   • Television programs often aim for the vulgarisation of historical events.
   • The museum's exhibition is a successful vulgarisation of ancient art.

   同义词popularizationsimplification