Glorification
“Glorification” 是动词 “glorify” 的名词形式。
- 名词 (Noun):
- 颂扬，赞美（praising highly）。
- 美化，使看起来比实际更好（making something seem better than it is）。
- （宗教）封圣，升入天国。
- “The movie was criticized for its glorification of violence.” (这部电影因美化暴力而受到批评。)
- “The monument was built for the glorification of the national heroes.” (这座纪念碑是为颂扬国家英雄而建的。)
- “In many ancient cultures, the glorification of rulers was achieved through grand architecture.” (在许多古代文化中，对统治者的神化是通过宏伟的建筑来实现的。)
- 词根: “glory” (荣誉，光荣)，源自拉丁语 “gloria”。
- 后缀: “-fy” (使得…) + “-cation” (名词化后缀)。
- 词根: glory
- 后缀: -fication (动词名词化后缀，意为“…化”)
“Glorification” 经常出现在对媒体和艺术的讨论中，特别是当作品倾向于将负面事物（如犯罪、战争或不健康的生活方式）描绘得很有吸引力时，常会引发关于“美化”的争议。
- 动词: “glorify” (颂扬，美化)
- 形容词: “glorious” (光荣的，壮丽的)
- 名词: “glory” (光荣)
联想 “glory” (光荣)。“Glorification” 就是把某样东西包装成充满 “glory” 的过程。
“The young artist painted a series of portraits titled ‘The Glorification of Everyday Life.’ Instead of famous people, he painted street cleaners, teachers, and nurses, giving them a sense of noble dignity. His goal was the glorification of hard work and kindness, rather than wealth or power.” (这位年轻艺术家创作了一系列名为《日常生活之美化》的肖像画。他画的不是名人，而是清洁工、教师和护士，赋予了他们一种高贵的尊严。他的目标是颂扬辛勤工作和善良，而非财富或权力。)