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pop·u·lar·ize
pap y l raIz
第三人称单数:popularizes
现在分词:popularizing
过去式:popularized
过去分词:popularized
popularization (n.), popularizer (n.)
词根:pop
abbr.pop 邮局协议(post office protocol)
adj.pop 流行的;通俗的;热门的
popular 流行的,通俗的;受欢迎的;大众的;普及的
adv.pop 突然;砰地
popularly 流行地;通俗地;普及地;大众地
n.pop 流行音乐;汽水;砰然声;枪击
popularity 普及,流行;名气;受大众欢迎
popularization 通俗化,大众化;普及
popularisation 普及,普通化(等于popularization)
popularizer 大众化的人;普及读物;普及者;使普及的人
vi.pop 突然出现;爆开;射击;瞪大;发出爆裂声
popularise 推广,普及;使…通俗化(等于popularize);使…受欢迎
vt.pop 取出;开枪打;抛出;突然伸出;突然行动
verb
intransitive verb
to cater to popular taste
transitive verb
to make popular: such as
to cause to be liked or esteemed
to present in generally understandable or interesting form
"将复杂的话题讲明白给普通人听",1833年; 参见 popular + -ize。早期意为"迎合大众口味"(1590年代); "使受欢迎"(1797年)。相关词汇: Popularized; popularizer; popularizing。
The first known use of popularize was in 1593
popularizeverb
to make popular
1 “Westworld” is filmed in Castle Valley, Utah, where Ford filmed his last four Westerns, and it is built upon the foundation of tropes, clichés, and cinematic shorthand that Ford’s work popularized.
2 Flash Invaders, a free phone game popularized in France, seems today like a perfect lockdown pastime: The objective is to walk around one’s city and snap photos of street art.
3 He helped popularize Spanish cuisine, especially the tapa, in the U.S. before he also became heavily involved in humanitarian work.
4 Many of these same critics helped popularize a macho, cartoonish version of punk that had little to do with the much more artsy, gay scene that originated downtown.
5 My parents are followers of John Nelson Darby, the 19th century British theologian responsible for popularizing the idea of the Rapture.
6 Quantity of response trumps quality of response, and in the short run the surest way to juice quantity is to popularize the program.
7 The book world, swarmed as it has been with vampires since Stoker popularized the myth, has gone bonkers with bloodsuckers since Meyer published "Twilight" in 2005.
8 It telegraphs not money but access, ethics, culture — encapsulating the idea psychologist Daniel Gilbert popularized that happiness grows more through experiences than purchases.
9 Her other major hits at Capitol included “Allez-Vous-En,” written by Cole Porter, and “If You Love Me,” based on a French song popularized by Edith Piaf.
10 First, nobody had ever tried to popularize the whole field.
11 ESPN's X Games popularized alternative sports like skateboarding in the late 1990s, but some disciplines, like street luge, were left behind.
12 It can play an important role in teaching and scientific researching and popularizing philosophic knowledge.
该模式可在教学和科学研究以及哲学知识的普及活动中应用.
13 Barnum, popularized the often cruel exhibition of people with disabilities for the amusement of others — so-called freak shows or sideshows.
14 Which is perhaps why most of the people who first popularized the claim have finally started, with somewhat less fanfare, to try to take it back.
15 Christian girl autumn first hit the internet shortly after “Hot Girl Summer,” the phenomenon popularized by rapper Megan Thee Stallion.
16 The police say the composer owns several houses and businesses in Pattaya, a former fishing village popularized as a resort by U.S. troops during the Vietnam War and today known for its freewheeling nightlife.
17 The Washington Post popularized “Democracy dies in darkness,” while CNN launched its own campaign telling us an apple is not a banana.
18 Hashtags, words or phrases preceded by the # symbol, have been popularized on Twitter as a way for users to organize and search messages.
19 Swing dancing emerged, rooted in those and other dances popularized in African American communities.
20 And isn’t “fake news” a term popularized by populist leaders and supporters?
2 流行
voguey in current popular pop smart prevalent epidemic fashionable prevailing vogue rife with-it tonishly fashionably tonishness go thing style wear ModE trend currency popularity cult prevalence vulgarness obtain prevail quite the thing à la mode in style in fashion sharp pandemic tony modish Vulgate regnant fashion furor furore reign into the groove about hot familiar ruling predominant groovy box-office knobby abroad run mode spread ton contagion catch circulate afloat
3 受欢迎
big popular hot welcome acceptable well-received bienvenue odor vogue take recommend be popular with in favor popularity sought-after catch on in favour catching
4 使普及
6 使受欢迎
7 普及
widespread pervasive all-pervasive diffusive down-market all-pervading spread popularity diffusion popularization permeation diffuseness prevail diffuse permeate generalize familiarize universalize democratize abroach abroad popular pop universal wide-spread universalization propagate fill disseminate pervade diffused prevalence propagation vulgarize vulgarise
8 使…通俗化
9 使通俗化
10 宣传
plug endorsement propaganda publicity advertise preach endorse propagate publicize promulgate peddle propagandize promotional exposure promotion advertisement billing build-up proclaim preach the gospel
11 推广
promotional promo promotion furtherance promote plug generalize flack push publicize promotive introduction popularization release introduce
12 使大众化
13 大众化
democratic mob popularly popularization popular exoteric demotic vulgarization vulgarize fast-food down-market democratize
15 使…受欢迎