| 单词 | idolisation |
| 释义 | idolisation (once / 2954828 pages) n WORD FAMILY idolise: idolisation, idolised, idoliser, idolises, idolising+/idol: idolise, idolize, idols/idoliser: idolisers/idolize: idolization, idolized, idolizer, idolizes, idolizing/idolizer: idolizers USAGE EXAMPLESYoung Charlie's idolisation of her uncle slowly turns to suspicion as she gets the feeling that there might be a secret behind his smile. The Guardian(Aug 15, 2012) Unlike many of my friends, I do not have any hangover idolisation of Madonna herself. The Guardian(Aug 23, 2011) They speak, bleakly, of rising fascism and censorship, of Berlusconi's grip on power, and his idolisation of Thatcher. The Guardian(Apr 01, 2010) 1n the act of admiring strongly Syn|Hypo|Hyper adoration, idolization glorification the act of glorifying (as in worship) admiration, appreciation a favorable judgment 2n the act of worshiping blindly and to excess Syn|Hypo|Hyper idolization bardolatry the idolization of William Shakespeare worship the activity of worshipping |
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