politicize

英 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz]

美 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz]

v.  使政治化; 使带有政治色彩; 使参与(或卷入)政治; 使对政治敏感

过去式：politicized　过去分词：politicized　现在分词：politicizing　第三人称单数：politicizes　

Collins.1 / BNC.33217 / COCA.13302

牛津词典

verb

• 使政治化；使带有政治色彩
  to make sth a political issue
  1. the highly politicized issue of unemployment
     高度政治化的失业问题
• 使参与（或卷入）政治；使对政治敏感
  to make sb/sth become more involved in politics
  1. The rural population has become increasingly politicized in recent years.
     近年来，农村人口对政治愈来愈感兴趣。

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 politicise


• VERB 使政治化；使具有政治性；使关心（或参与）政治
  If youpoliticizesomeone or something, you make them more interested in politics or more involved with politics.
  1. ...ideas which might politicize the labouring classes and cause them to question the status quo...
     可能唤醒工人阶级的政治意识、并促使他们质疑现状的思想
  2. Some feminists had attempted to politicize personal life.
     一些女权主义者尝试过将个人生活政治化。

英英释义

verb

• give a political character to
  1. politicize the discussion
  Synonym:politicise

双语例句

• If you politicize this event and ruin their lives.
  如果你把这事闹大并由此毁了他们的声誉。
• Some feminists had attempted to politicize personal life.
  一些女权主义者尝试过将个人生活政治化。
• They're trying to politicize what is essentially a moral issue.
  他们极力想把道德问题政治化。
• Therefore, we should try to politicize the Party's political line and motivate people to work hard for their own interests.
  因此必须通过思想政治教育，使党的政治路线深入人心，激发人民群众为自己的利益而努力奋斗。
• Selecting problem's politicize is the chief reason of our country's blank in Nobel reward
  选题的行政化是诺贝尔奖空白的重要原因
• And I like it that my mom doesn't politicize her beliefs.
  我很高兴，我母亲并没有让她的信仰与政治扯上关系。
• I believe that it is absurd to politicize the content and subject matter of text books.
  我认为让教科书的内容和题材带有政治色彩是荒谬的。