英语
西班牙语
westernized [ˈwɛstənʌɪzd] 形
westernized person/society:
- westernized
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westernize [美 ˈwɛstərˌnaɪz, 英 ˈwɛstənʌɪz] 动词 trans
westernize person/society:
westernize [ˈwestənaɪz, 美 -tɚ-] 动词 trans
westernize [ˈwes·tər·naɪz] 动词 trans
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| we | westernize |
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| you | westernized |
| they | westernized |
| I | have | westernized |
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| you | have | westernized |
| they | have | westernized |
| I | had | westernized |
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| he/she/it | had | westernized |
| we | had | westernized |
| you | had | westernized |
| they | had | westernized |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Instead, to me, he seems an ordinary, westernized young man.
www.macleans.ca By the 19th century, many were wealthy, educated and westernized.
en.wikipedia.org We don't intend on westernizing ourselves, but we do intend on bending the traditional to fit our personality.
www.storypick.com The clerics, who were too absorbed in their work to care about politics, immediately caught the attention of the out-of-control westernized media.
nation.com.pk The idea of beauty is more westernized recently.
www.cnn.com