英：[ˈdi:mənaɪz]
美：['dimənaɪz]
demonize如何读
demonize是什么意思
- vt.使成为魔鬼；使着魔
demonize变形
第三人称单数:demonizes
现在分词:demonizing
过去式:demonized
过去分词:demonized
demonize英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to portray (someone or something) as evil or as worthy of contempt or blame : vilify The point is not to demonize business leaders. Their reasons for not hiring make eminent sense, given the incentives of the marketplace and the imperative to remain competitive.—Zachary Karabell Violence in the media has become the whipping boy of choice in these hypocritical times. It's easier to demonize a movie screen than to deal with the thorny issues of crime, racism, drugs, poverty and gun control.—Peter Travers For those who would forge a new environmental ethic, there is a constant temptation to demonize technology and deify nature.—Gina Maranto
But the Senate hearings have a broader purpose than exposing I.R.S. sins. They are a central element in a campaign by Congressional Republicans to demonize the tax agency, already the least loved of all Government bureaucracies.—John M. Broder
demonize词源中文解释
"使成为恶魔"（字面或比喻），1778年，来自 demon + -ize 或者来自中世纪拉丁语 daemonizare。希腊语 daimonizesthai 的意思是“受守护神的控制”，在新约中，“被恶魔附身”。也可以写作 demonise。相关词汇： Demonized； demonizing; demonization（1799年）。
demonize词源英文解释
The first known use of demonize was in 1817
demonize 例句
1 While Royce makes the Baltimore police department a scapegoat for rising crime, Carcetti incites fears by publicizing murdered witnesses and demonizing Royce for refusing state funding for a witness protection program.
2 Cantor at Northwestern: Don't demonize the wealthy U.S.
3 You don’t want somebody that moves like a villain because it’s not about demonizing that other human being, who also has a belief system.
4 Against the unfolding crackdown on the protest movement, many opposition leaders declined even to meet McFaul for fear of being demonized as puppets of the United States State Department.
5 Each side began to demonize the other.
双方开始把对方妖魔化。
6 “One of the things politically and personally I worry about in our industry is that we are about to get demonized again,” James Chanos, president and founder of the hedge fund Kynikos Associates, said.
7 The organisers of the protest have released a statement, saying: “Orwell’s portrait of a government that manufactures their own facts, demands total obedience, and demonizes foreign enemies, has never been timelier.”
8 CNN states that "single mothers like the character of Alex have often been demonized for relying on public benefits like child care subsidies and nutritional assistance, especially if they are Black or brown."
9 In it, Agrawal demonizes the figure of the she-wolf, illustrating a female reporter as a lupine menace sent to consume the visionary female businesswoman.
10 The bad actors are nominally the dealers, but “The Midnight Line” doesn’t demonize its villains the way Child’s books usually do.
11 “As a society we have really come to demonize men. There’s just definitely a faction that believes all boys have the potential to grow up as rapists and are angry,” she says.
12 Under its president, Doug Shipman, the center is becoming another landmark in a generation-long transformation of the South, which now hosts the nation’s most important museums chronicling a movement the region once demonized.
13 It should also be noted that Dear’s violent actions were directed against Planned Parenthood, an organization that had been recently demonized in the overheated Republican presidential campaign as a group that peddled “baby parts.”
14 However, many television, newspaper and magazines have cited the sub-human beings how to "demonize" we report the case of a friend.
然而，许多电视，报纸和杂志所列举的分人类如何“妖魔化”我们报告的一个朋友的情况。
15 They didn't demonize the father or play up Arab stereotypes.
16 That Ms. Michaels is a petite, wisecracking pinup who does not demonize the obese doesn’t hurt either.
17 There’s more than a little corn and wishful thinking in the high-minded moments in “The Post”; movies like either to glorify or demonize journalists, relying on heroes and villains.
18 It is one thing to demonize unseen, faceless Syrians and Mexicans as The Other.
19 "Man I love Twitter... I've always been at the mercy of the press but no more... the media tried to demonize me," he tweeted Saturday.
“人们喜爱TWITTER…我一直受媒体的摆布，真希望不再这样了…是媒体要妖魔化我”周六他在TWITTER上写道。
20 “At my concerts,” he added, “I make sure everybody has as good a time as possible. So all this demonizing me, it ain’t goin’ to work after a while.