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politicize vt. 使 ... 政治化 (1) 不把经贸问题政治化。(2) 秦刚还警告澳大利亚不要把逮捕事件夸大或政治化。 When you politicize an issue, you bring it into the realm of politics, whether it belongs there or not. Politicians may rush to politicize an oil spill, for example, using it as an example of why the country should switch to alternative energy sources. A candidate running for mayor will be quick to politicize a private scandal by the current mayor, making it an issue in the campaign. The Greek root is politikos, "of citizens, or pertaining to the state."

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英 [pə'lɪtɪsaɪz] 美 [pə'lɪtɪsaɪz] (1) Do not politicize economic and trade issues.(2) Qin Gang also warned Australia not to exaggerate or politicize the arrests. To politicize something is to make it into a political issue. Candidates often politicize school performance, blaming low test scores on the policies of their opponents. in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 politicise1[VERB 动词]使政治化；使具有政治性；使关心（或参与）政治 If you politicize someone or something, you make them more interested in politics or more involved with politics.   [V n]...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。politicizedThe data that's being used to fault American education is highly politicized.用来指责美国教育的数据被高度政治化了。politicizationThere has been increasing politicization of the civil service.政府文职人员对政治越来越感兴趣。

英语单词	politicize
英美音标	英 [pə'lɪtɪsaɪz] 美 [pə'lɪtɪsaɪz]
中文释义	vt. 使 ... 政治化
英语例句	(1) Do not politicize economic and trade issues. (2) Qin Gang also warned Australia not to exaggerate or politicize the arrests.
中文例句	(1) 不把经贸问题政治化。 (2) 秦刚还警告澳大利亚不要把逮捕事件夸大或政治化。
vocabulary简明	To politicize something is to make it into a political issue. Candidates often politicize school performance, blaming low test scores on the policies of their opponents.
vocabulary扩展	When you politicize an issue, you bring it into the realm of politics, whether it belongs there or not. Politicians may rush to politicize an oil spill, for example, using it as an example of why the country should switch to alternative energy sources. A candidate running for mayor will be quick to politicize a private scandal by the current mayor, making it an issue in the campaign. The Greek root is politikos, "of citizens, or pertaining to the state."
柯林斯解释	in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 politicise 1 [VERB 动词]使政治化；使具有政治性；使关心（或参与）政治 If you politicize someone or something, you make them more interested in politics or more involved with politics. [V n] ...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 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。 politicized The data that's being used to fault American education is highly politicized. 用来指责美国教育的数据被高度政治化了。 politicization There has been increasing politicization of the civil service. 政府文职人员对政治越来越感兴趣。

Politicize Make Politicization 英 Pə'Lɪtɪsaɪz] 美 Pə'Lɪtɪsaɪz Vt 使