vulgariser

• 指使某事物变得通俗、大众化的人，常通过简化而使其失去精致或高雅性，有时含贬义。也指把深奥内容用浅显方式表达的人。

A noun referring to a person who makes something less refined or appealing to the general public, often by simplifying or debasing it.

1. One who debases or makes coarseC1formal

   A person who makes something less refined, tasteful, or dignified, often by adding crude or offensive elements.

   庸俗化者

   • The film was criticized for being a vulgariser of classic literature.
   • He was seen as a vulgariser of high art, turning it into cheap entertainment.
   • Some accuse the media of being a vulgariser of public discourse.

   同义词debaserdegraderpolluter

   反义词polisherpurifierrefiner

2. One who popularizes or simplifiesC1formal

   A person who makes complex or specialized knowledge accessible and appealing to a general audience.

   普及者

   • She is a brilliant vulgariser of scientific concepts for children.
   • The author is a well-known vulgariser of history, making it engaging for everyone.
   • As a vulgariser of philosophy, he brought difficult ideas to the masses.

   同义词expositorpopulariserpopularizer