sen·ti·men·tal·ize [ˌsentɪˈmentəlaɪz, 美 -t̬əˈment̬ə-] 动词 trans
- to sentimentalize sth
- etw gefühlvoll darstellen
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And there are those who will sentimentalize the near-disappearance of a time-honoured part of the game's road culture.
www.thestar.com His tendencies toward smirkiness have been encouraged and sentimentalized.
en.wikipedia.org It's easy to imagine it being sentimentalized by a studio executive, being made more upbeat for the audience.
en.wikipedia.org It's tempting to sentimentalize an era in which poetry -- memorized, recited poetry -- held so prominent a place in the culture.
www.newyorker.com It's not a profession of choice, however people might like to sentimentalize it, but once you get into the life like that, it's extremely hard to get out of it.
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