Definition of cinematize in US English:

cinematize

(British cinematise)

verb ˈsinəməˌtīzˈsinəməˌtīz

[with object]

Adapt (a play, story, etc.) to the cinema; make a movie of.
Example sentencesExamples
- It suddenly occurs to me that Bergman cinematizes what it's like to read a good novel.
- Twenty years after cinematizing Women in Love, Ken Russell returns to the questing eroticism of D.H. Lawrence.
- Much of this journey consists of cinematized thought and self-investigation.
- The difficulty in cinematizing these books is that their plots are actually fairly thin.
- He was expert in cinematizing the plays of Neil Simon.
- In October, he'll star in the cinematized version of the story.
- Reactions to the films depend on an audience's ‘general readiness to deal with cinematized versions of a national tragedy,’ the professor said.
- Fairbanks' silent action flick, cinematizing McCulley's story with clever verve and humor, set the style and plot for most of the screenplays to follow.
- The director of Daredevil cinematizes the long-running Marvel Comics series.
- I applaud Hollywood's efforts at cinematizing the Marvel pantheon, but I must say they have, as a rule, left me cold.
- The legendary shootout at the O.K. Corral is perhaps the best-known gun battle in the highly publicized and cinematized history of the Wild West.

Definition of cinematize in US English:

cinematize

(British cinematise)

verbˈsinəməˌtīz

[with object]

Adapt (a play, story, etc.) to the cinema; make a movie of.
Example sentencesExamples
- In October, he'll star in the cinematized version of the story.
- The difficulty in cinematizing these books is that their plots are actually fairly thin.
- Fairbanks' silent action flick, cinematizing McCulley's story with clever verve and humor, set the style and plot for most of the screenplays to follow.
- Much of this journey consists of cinematized thought and self-investigation.
- The director of Daredevil cinematizes the long-running Marvel Comics series.
- Reactions to the films depend on an audience's ‘general readiness to deal with cinematized versions of a national tragedy,’ the professor said.
- Twenty years after cinematizing Women in Love, Ken Russell returns to the questing eroticism of D.H. Lawrence.
- He was expert in cinematizing the plays of Neil Simon.
- It suddenly occurs to me that Bergman cinematizes what it's like to read a good novel.
- I applaud Hollywood's efforts at cinematizing the Marvel pantheon, but I must say they have, as a rule, left me cold.
- The legendary shootout at the O.K. Corral is perhaps the best-known gun battle in the highly publicized and cinematized history of the Wild West.

单词	cinematize
释义	Definition of cinematize in US English: cinematize (British cinematise) verb ˈsinəməˌtīzˈsinəməˌtīz [with object] Adapt (a play, story, etc.) to the cinema; make a movie of. Example sentencesExamples It suddenly occurs to me that Bergman cinematizes what it's like to read a good novel. Twenty years after cinematizing Women in Love, Ken Russell returns to the questing eroticism of D.H. Lawrence. Much of this journey consists of cinematized thought and self-investigation. The difficulty in cinematizing these books is that their plots are actually fairly thin. He was expert in cinematizing the plays of Neil Simon. In October, he'll star in the cinematized version of the story. Reactions to the films depend on an audience's ‘general readiness to deal with cinematized versions of a national tragedy,’ the professor said. Fairbanks' silent action flick, cinematizing McCulley's story with clever verve and humor, set the style and plot for most of the screenplays to follow. The director of Daredevil cinematizes the long-running Marvel Comics series. I applaud Hollywood's efforts at cinematizing the Marvel pantheon, but I must say they have, as a rule, left me cold. The legendary shootout at the O.K. Corral is perhaps the best-known gun battle in the highly publicized and cinematized history of the Wild West. Definition of cinematize in US English: cinematize (British cinematise) verbˈsinəməˌtīz [with object] Adapt (a play, story, etc.) to the cinema; make a movie of. Example sentencesExamples In October, he'll star in the cinematized version of the story. The difficulty in cinematizing these books is that their plots are actually fairly thin. Fairbanks' silent action flick, cinematizing McCulley's story with clever verve and humor, set the style and plot for most of the screenplays to follow. Much of this journey consists of cinematized thought and self-investigation. The director of Daredevil cinematizes the long-running Marvel Comics series. Reactions to the films depend on an audience's ‘general readiness to deal with cinematized versions of a national tragedy,’ the professor said. Twenty years after cinematizing Women in Love, Ken Russell returns to the questing eroticism of D.H. Lawrence. He was expert in cinematizing the plays of Neil Simon. It suddenly occurs to me that Bergman cinematizes what it's like to read a good novel. I applaud Hollywood's efforts at cinematizing the Marvel pantheon, but I must say they have, as a rule, left me cold. The legendary shootout at the O.K. Corral is perhaps the best-known gun battle in the highly publicized and cinematized history of the Wild West.
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