1.从事政治活动;谈论政治
2.使政治化;从政治上处理
1.to bring an issue, organization, way of doing something, etc. to the attention of the public so that it can be discussed
2.to make someone more interested and involved in politics
1.Vice Premier Wang Qishan, in a separate meeting Tuesday, said the U. S. and China should 'avoid politicizing economic matters. '
根据中国政府声明，中国国务院副总理王岐山在周二举行的另一个会议上说，中美两国应“避免经济问题政治化”。
2.But the Obama administration should be quite careful to avoid politicizing the U. S. -Russian relationship.
但是，奥巴马政府也应小心谨慎，避免使美俄关系政治化。
3.The White House wanted to keep the focus on respect for the victims, aware it could be accused of politicizing the event.
白宫希望人们把焦点集中在表达对遇难者的敬意方面，避免将此事政治化。
4.Musharraf accused Western leaders and media of politicizing the Olympics by criticizing China's human rights record and its policy in Tibet.
穆沙拉夫指责西方领导人和媒以体批判中国人权纪录和西藏政策来将奥运会政治化。
5.We must oppose attempt to politicize trade issues. Politicizing trade issues will harm the interests of not just one side, but both sides.
我们坚决反对把经贸问题政治化，坦率而言，经贸问题政治化损害的不仅是对方利益，而且将两败俱伤。
6.The two countries should enhance communication and understanding to avoid politicizing economic issues.
双方应加强沟通，增进了解，避免经济问题政治化。
7.Politicizing the economic and trade cooperation or adopting trade protective measures would only jeopardize the interests of both sides.
把经贸问题政治化或采取贸易保护主义的措施，只能损害双方的利益。
8.Politicizing the ratings game would only make matters worse -- for tomorrow and for the more distant future.
将评级行为政治化，只会让事情变得更糟糕——无论对近期还是更远的未来，均是如此。
9.He has said he will not meet with Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou to avoid politicizing the trip.
他表示自己将会避免与国民党主席马英九的会晤。
10.China is warning the United States against politicizing trade disputes.
中国警告美国不要将贸易纠纷政治化。