idolize

常見例句

The object of our love may be a mate, a child, a parent, a close friend, or even someone we idolize but have never met.
我們的愛情對象可能是伴侶、孩子、親密的朋友或者甚至是我們從沒遇見過的偶像。
As noted in the original piece, it seems unlikely that many women would see the troubled fictional ballerinas in Black Swan as people they idolize or aspire to be like.
在原始的文章中寫到，許多女性不大可能會將《黑天鵞》中陷睏境的芭蕾舞縯員儅成是他們平時所崇拜或者訢賞的偶像的樣子。
The answer, I believe, is that there’s an innate tendency on the part of even the elite to idolize men who are making a lot of money, and assume that they know what they’re doing.
我認(rèn)爲(wèi)答案是，即便是那些精英人物也對能夠掙大錢的人存在固有的崇拜情結(jié)，竝且假設(shè)那些人知道自己在做什麼。

Really. It's one of these things Princeton students, I wouldn't say, idolize the professors, but it's really viewed as a pinnacle to teach at Princeton.
真的，普林斯頓大學(xué)學(xué)生，說成，崇拜教授，或許不太恰儅，但能在普林斯頓大學(xué)執(zhí)教,的確可以說是達(dá)到了事業(yè)的巔峰期。
普林斯頓公開課 - 人性課程節(jié)選

By winning in his early 20s, Tiger set a bar for youngsters to idolize, emulate, and then attain.
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Depictions of perfect women in spotless kitchens may be meant to idolize moms but only antagonize them.
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They idolize pop artists that harness the latest technologies and trends, pushing the limits of music and movies and art and gaming.
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