[ˈdi:əˌfaɪŋ]
deifying如何读
deifying是什么意思
- vt. 神化； 把 ... 当作神来崇拜或敬畏； 崇拜
deifying英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to make a god of
to take as an object of worship
to glorify as of supreme worth
verb
transitive verb
to make a god of
to take as an object of worship
to glorify as of supreme worth
deifying词源英文解释
Middle English, from Middle French deifier, from Late Latin deificare, from Latin deus god + -ficare -fy
The first known use of deify was in the 14th century
deifying儿童词典英英释义
defrostverb
to free from a frozen state : thaw out
defrost meat
to free from ice
defrost a refrigerator
to remove fog or condensed moisture from
defrost the windshield
defrostverb
to free from a frozen state : thaw out
defrost meat
to free from ice
defrost a refrigerator
to remove fog or condensed moisture from
defrost the windshield
degenerate1 of 3adjective
having degenerated : debased, degraded
degenerate2 of 3verb
to pass from a higher to a lower type or condition : deteriorate
the meeting degenerated into noisy chatter
to undergo evolution toward an earlier or less highly organized biological form
degenerate3 of 3noun
a degenerate person
degenerate1 of 3adjective
having degenerated : debased, degraded
degenerate2 of 3verb
to pass from a higher to a lower type or condition : deteriorate
the meeting degenerated into noisy chatter
to undergo evolution toward an earlier or less highly organized biological form
degenerate3 of 3noun
a degenerate person
deifyverb
to make a god of
Roman emperors were often deified
to take as an object of worship
Druids deified oak trees
to glorify as of supreme worth
deify money
deifying 例句
1 The people deified the emperor.
2 materialistic people who deify money
3 Blockchain transactions are deified because of their completely private nature.
4 At one point, even the Edge gazed upward and seemed to tunnel into the high-def splendor of what amounted to a cutting-edge art installation — less a musician deifying himself than just another somebody eager to get lost.
5 She has, like many pop stars, been deified to the point of Veladoras hawked by candle companies, her beatific visage and unfailingly sick fits replacing the benevolent gaze and gently draped robe of La Virgen.
6 Posthumously, by the intervention of his father, he was deified and placed among the stars.
7 By the end of the 18th century, he was properly deified.
8 Today, of course, the political wing once most likely to deify the FBI wants to defund it.
9 Hercules, for example, after a life as a mortal strongman, was deified on his funeral pyre.
10 The state party is split into two uncooperative factions, and the side with money and a winning record appears to have no interest in helping Diehl, whose rise has been fueled by conservatives who deify Trump and despise Republican Governor Charlie Baker.
11 Primitive peoples deified the sun.
原始部落将太阳奉为神。
12 She deifies her leader very much.
她非常崇拜她的领导。
13 No vertue more deified a Prince then Clemencie.