Definition of idolize in English:

idolize

(British idolise)

verb ˈʌɪd(ə)lʌɪzˈaɪdlˌaɪz

[with object]

Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively.
he idolized his mother
Example sentencesExamples
- In my early teens my friends and I simply adored and idolised the fabulous 1958 Bolton Wanderers FA Cup winning team, of which Ray was inside left.
- In fact in the same way that Victoria admires me, he idolizes Morgan, though I don't know why.
- She has one annoying but lovable big brother that looks out for her, and a little sister that adores and idolizes her.
- The calf took food from Papa and me but she clearly idolized Mother as the savior who brought the bottle.
- She idolises her artist mother, Ingrid, who is as strong and dangerous as she is beautiful.
- These are helping people to find mates identifying and uniting against enemies venerating or idolising a figure, institution or ideology.
- This year's group includes a single mum who loves Beyonce, a rocker who idolises Pink, and a handyman who bears a resemblance to first series runner-up Shannon Noll.
- She was a keen music fan who loved pop music and idolised Justin Timberlake.
- Those had been the years when she idolized her mother, and the Queen Aurora could commit no crime in her daughter's innocent eyes.
- He is a sprawling maverick with a gravel-slide voice and bluesy guitar copied by Eric Clapton, idolised by Phil Collins and revered for his gruff love ballads.
- Pre-pubescent boys love her, screaming little girls idolise her, 20 somethings want to be her and old men look at her and wish they were forty years younger.
- My mother idolised my father and I know my father loved my mother deeply.
- He is one of those players who opposition players and fans love to hate at the same time as he is idolised in his own backyard.
- Some religions have several Gods, demi-Gods or deities, but they are also idolized or venerated by their followers.
- Jeff, who idolizes his mother, insists on emulating the conservative upbringing of his youth.
- Sheridan adored and idolized his big brother, Toews noted.
- I realize that as much as I respect these musicians, I do not idolize them very much in the form of hero worship.
- Doug loved watching James Bond movies and idolised the bad guys, always plotting and scheming to become one himself, ‘only successful’ was his idea.
- Tributes poured in from Republicans who idolized him and Democrats who respected his love of country and his political skills.
- Oscie's relationship with her mother has shifted from idolizing her to taking care of her.
Synonyms
hero-worship, worship, revere, venerate, deify, lionize, adulate, adore, stand in awe of, reverence, look up to, admire, exalt, love, dote upon
informal put on a pedestal

Derivatives

idolization

noun ʌɪd(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

The idolization of the market as a perfect, self-regulating mechanism that always leads to the best possible outcomes is as far from reality as the hopes of socialist central planners.
Example sentencesExamples
- The difference between seeing The Smiths live and Morrissey live can be characterized as the difference between adoration and idolization.
- After people become fed up with stereotypical beauty idols, which Warhol once mocked in his works on Hollywood stars, an idolization of alternative celebrities arises.
- Nevertheless, the plot makes some cogent comments on the idolization of designers, and the ending is ruthlessly appropriate.
- I was a fourteen year old whose mother made fun of her own idolization of another self-obsessed, overly dramatic singer who similarly became a bloated replica of himself.

idolizer

noun ˈʌɪdəlʌɪzəˈaɪdlˌaɪzər

As a historical interpretation, it built on the work of nineteenth-century custodians of revolutionary traditions, most famously perhaps Jules Michelet, that apocalyptic idolizer of The People.
Example sentencesExamples
- And idolisers are mostly irrational; I don't want blind worshipping.
- As well as pro-monarchists and pro-communists, there are a host of other sons and idolisers of long-dead politicians from the post-war era.
- I've been told that Herr Schmidt is not a great idoliser of Bavarian foods.
- But idolizers and idols are used wherever gods are in flight and so announce their nearness.

Definition of idolize in US English:

idolize

(British idolise)

verbˈaɪdlˌaɪzˈīdlˌīz

[with object]

Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively.
he idolized his mother
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a sprawling maverick with a gravel-slide voice and bluesy guitar copied by Eric Clapton, idolised by Phil Collins and revered for his gruff love ballads.
- I realize that as much as I respect these musicians, I do not idolize them very much in the form of hero worship.
- Some religions have several Gods, demi-Gods or deities, but they are also idolized or venerated by their followers.
- In my early teens my friends and I simply adored and idolised the fabulous 1958 Bolton Wanderers FA Cup winning team, of which Ray was inside left.
- She idolises her artist mother, Ingrid, who is as strong and dangerous as she is beautiful.
- She has one annoying but lovable big brother that looks out for her, and a little sister that adores and idolizes her.
- Oscie's relationship with her mother has shifted from idolizing her to taking care of her.
- Sheridan adored and idolized his big brother, Toews noted.
- In fact in the same way that Victoria admires me, he idolizes Morgan, though I don't know why.
- He is one of those players who opposition players and fans love to hate at the same time as he is idolised in his own backyard.
- Tributes poured in from Republicans who idolized him and Democrats who respected his love of country and his political skills.
- Pre-pubescent boys love her, screaming little girls idolise her, 20 somethings want to be her and old men look at her and wish they were forty years younger.
- My mother idolised my father and I know my father loved my mother deeply.
- She was a keen music fan who loved pop music and idolised Justin Timberlake.
- This year's group includes a single mum who loves Beyonce, a rocker who idolises Pink, and a handyman who bears a resemblance to first series runner-up Shannon Noll.
- Doug loved watching James Bond movies and idolised the bad guys, always plotting and scheming to become one himself, ‘only successful’ was his idea.
- The calf took food from Papa and me but she clearly idolized Mother as the savior who brought the bottle.
- Jeff, who idolizes his mother, insists on emulating the conservative upbringing of his youth.
- These are helping people to find mates identifying and uniting against enemies venerating or idolising a figure, institution or ideology.
- Those had been the years when she idolized her mother, and the Queen Aurora could commit no crime in her daughter's innocent eyes.
Synonyms
hero-worship, worship, revere, venerate, deify, lionize, adulate, adore, stand in awe of, reverence, look up to, admire, exalt, love, dote upon

单词	idolize
释义	Definition of idolize in English: idolize (British idolise) verb ˈʌɪd(ə)lʌɪzˈaɪdlˌaɪz [with object] Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively. he idolized his mother Example sentencesExamples In my early teens my friends and I simply adored and idolised the fabulous 1958 Bolton Wanderers FA Cup winning team, of which Ray was inside left. In fact in the same way that Victoria admires me, he idolizes Morgan, though I don't know why. She has one annoying but lovable big brother that looks out for her, and a little sister that adores and idolizes her. The calf took food from Papa and me but she clearly idolized Mother as the savior who brought the bottle. She idolises her artist mother, Ingrid, who is as strong and dangerous as she is beautiful. These are helping people to find mates identifying and uniting against enemies venerating or idolising a figure, institution or ideology. This year's group includes a single mum who loves Beyonce, a rocker who idolises Pink, and a handyman who bears a resemblance to first series runner-up Shannon Noll. She was a keen music fan who loved pop music and idolised Justin Timberlake. Those had been the years when she idolized her mother, and the Queen Aurora could commit no crime in her daughter's innocent eyes. He is a sprawling maverick with a gravel-slide voice and bluesy guitar copied by Eric Clapton, idolised by Phil Collins and revered for his gruff love ballads. Pre-pubescent boys love her, screaming little girls idolise her, 20 somethings want to be her and old men look at her and wish they were forty years younger. My mother idolised my father and I know my father loved my mother deeply. He is one of those players who opposition players and fans love to hate at the same time as he is idolised in his own backyard. Some religions have several Gods, demi-Gods or deities, but they are also idolized or venerated by their followers. Jeff, who idolizes his mother, insists on emulating the conservative upbringing of his youth. Sheridan adored and idolized his big brother, Toews noted. I realize that as much as I respect these musicians, I do not idolize them very much in the form of hero worship. Doug loved watching James Bond movies and idolised the bad guys, always plotting and scheming to become one himself, ‘only successful’ was his idea. Tributes poured in from Republicans who idolized him and Democrats who respected his love of country and his political skills. Oscie's relationship with her mother has shifted from idolizing her to taking care of her. Synonyms hero-worship, worship, revere, venerate, deify, lionize, adulate, adore, stand in awe of, reverence, look up to, admire, exalt, love, dote upon informal put on a pedestal Derivatives idolization noun ʌɪd(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n The idolization of the market as a perfect, self-regulating mechanism that always leads to the best possible outcomes is as far from reality as the hopes of socialist central planners. Example sentencesExamples The difference between seeing The Smiths live and Morrissey live can be characterized as the difference between adoration and idolization. After people become fed up with stereotypical beauty idols, which Warhol once mocked in his works on Hollywood stars, an idolization of alternative celebrities arises. Nevertheless, the plot makes some cogent comments on the idolization of designers, and the ending is ruthlessly appropriate. I was a fourteen year old whose mother made fun of her own idolization of another self-obsessed, overly dramatic singer who similarly became a bloated replica of himself. idolizer noun ˈʌɪdəlʌɪzəˈaɪdlˌaɪzər As a historical interpretation, it built on the work of nineteenth-century custodians of revolutionary traditions, most famously perhaps Jules Michelet, that apocalyptic idolizer of The People. Example sentencesExamples And idolisers are mostly irrational; I don't want blind worshipping. As well as pro-monarchists and pro-communists, there are a host of other sons and idolisers of long-dead politicians from the post-war era. I've been told that Herr Schmidt is not a great idoliser of Bavarian foods. But idolizers and idols are used wherever gods are in flight and so announce their nearness. Definition of idolize in US English: idolize (British idolise) verbˈaɪdlˌaɪzˈīdlˌīz [with object] Admire, revere, or love greatly or excessively. he idolized his mother Example sentencesExamples He is a sprawling maverick with a gravel-slide voice and bluesy guitar copied by Eric Clapton, idolised by Phil Collins and revered for his gruff love ballads. I realize that as much as I respect these musicians, I do not idolize them very much in the form of hero worship. Some religions have several Gods, demi-Gods or deities, but they are also idolized or venerated by their followers. In my early teens my friends and I simply adored and idolised the fabulous 1958 Bolton Wanderers FA Cup winning team, of which Ray was inside left. She idolises her artist mother, Ingrid, who is as strong and dangerous as she is beautiful. She has one annoying but lovable big brother that looks out for her, and a little sister that adores and idolizes her. Oscie's relationship with her mother has shifted from idolizing her to taking care of her. Sheridan adored and idolized his big brother, Toews noted. In fact in the same way that Victoria admires me, he idolizes Morgan, though I don't know why. He is one of those players who opposition players and fans love to hate at the same time as he is idolised in his own backyard. Tributes poured in from Republicans who idolized him and Democrats who respected his love of country and his political skills. Pre-pubescent boys love her, screaming little girls idolise her, 20 somethings want to be her and old men look at her and wish they were forty years younger. My mother idolised my father and I know my father loved my mother deeply. She was a keen music fan who loved pop music and idolised Justin Timberlake. This year's group includes a single mum who loves Beyonce, a rocker who idolises Pink, and a handyman who bears a resemblance to first series runner-up Shannon Noll. Doug loved watching James Bond movies and idolised the bad guys, always plotting and scheming to become one himself, ‘only successful’ was his idea. The calf took food from Papa and me but she clearly idolized Mother as the savior who brought the bottle. Jeff, who idolizes his mother, insists on emulating the conservative upbringing of his youth. These are helping people to find mates identifying and uniting against enemies venerating or idolising a figure, institution or ideology. Those had been the years when she idolized her mother, and the Queen Aurora could commit no crime in her daughter's innocent eyes. Synonyms hero-worship, worship, revere, venerate, deify, lionize, adulate, adore, stand in awe of, reverence, look up to, admire, exalt, love, dote upon
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