英 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz] 美 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪz]
vt. 使具有政治性
vi. 参与政治
第三人称单数politicizes
现在分词politicizing
过去式politicized
过去分词politicized
politicize /pəˈlɪtɪˌsaɪz/ [ politicizing politicized politicizes ]
及物动词 If you politicize someone or something, you make them more interested in politics or more involved with politics. 使政治化
...ideas that might politicize the working 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.
一些女权主义者曾尝试将个人生活政治化。
形容词
The data that's being used to fault American education is highly politicized.
用来批评美国教育的数据被高度政治化了。
搞政治
... 对政治 political 非政治 unpolitical 搞政治 politicize ...
politically 政治上
参与政治
They claim they do not want to politicize the face veil, but most French agree this has already been done.
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The industry had argued that disclosing how they vote proxies would merely politicize the process.
For his part, Bhappu does not believe the Chinese want to politicize rare earth minerals.
Instead of promoting financial stability, such policies foster uncertainty and politicize money and credit.