单词 | polarize |
释义 | po·lar·ize transitive verb 1. 2. 3. < the whole society was polarized toward financial success — W.P.Webb > < when a young person … has his interest polarized and his life altered — John Mason Brown > 4. < the campaign … tends to polarize people — R.M.Goldman > < a conflict … which polarizes political life — L.S.Feuer > < this tactic … polarized the political elements into Right and Left camps — Current History > 5. < a bell tower which … polarizes a deep local pride — K.R.Greenfield > < groups … have polarized what is most reactionary in our economic and social system — New Republic > intransitive verb 1. a. < political forces had polarized into right and left extremes — Andrew Roth > b. 2. < some individuals polarize negatively by turning into cynical sensualists — P.A.Sorokin > |
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