1.捧人,捧为名流
2.〈英〉游览名胜;导游名胜
3.巴结名流
4.〈英〉游览名胜
1.捧人,捧为名流
2.〈英〉游览名胜;导游名胜
3.巴结名流
4.〈英〉游览名胜
1.to treat someone as though they are famous or important
1.Their economies have been lionized in the intellectual circle and popular press for superior performance.
他们常常因其良好的经济表现而受到知识分子和大众媒体的赞誉。
2.Still, as in the United States, which Olympic athletes become lionized depends on marketing, an increasingly sophisticated tool in China.
就像在美国，人们对奥运健儿的崇仍依赖于市场营销---在中国也是一个日趋成熟的工具。
3.But those achievements have been won by the orange crowds, not by the politicians they once lionized.
但这些成就是“橙色群众”赢得的，而不是他们一度崇拜的政治家们。
4.Central bankers once lionized for mastering inflation and the business cycle are feed no longer.
以往被奉为通胀和商业周期操控之手的中央银行也辉煌不再。
5.The crew has been lionized, attending President Barack Obama's inauguration and doing a star turn at the Superbowl.
机组人员被当做名人对待，他们还参加了奥巴马总统的就职典礼，并以明星身份出席了“超级碗”橄榄球决赛。
6.Yang Jia, who murdered six officers, is lionized by many who feel oppressed by security forces.
杀害六名警察的杨佳，被许多受警力压迫的人奉为名人。
7.Its leader was a lionized guerilla hero. The year was 1993.
国家的首领是久负盛名的游击英雄，那一年是1993年。
8.They lionized and cocktailed the young author.
他们大捧那位青年作家，还为他开鸡尾酒会。
9.She is lionized today because all of our lions have long been caged and neutered.
她被看作狮子是因为现在所有的狮子都被关进笼子里，被阉割了。
10.The tenor was lionized in Vienna.
这位男高音在维也纳受到追捧。