| 释义 |
beglamour, v.|bɪˈglæmə(r)|
[f. be- 6 + glamour n.]
trans. To invest with glamour; = glamorize v.; also, to deceive or impress with glamour. So beˈglamour(iz)ed, beˈglamouring ppl. adjs.
1840Fraser's Mag. XXI. 8 A new Pactolus..seemed to the beglamoured eyes of the prosperity-men to have over⁓flowed the land. 1926Chambers's Jrnl. July 437/2 He's beglamoured her—she worships courage—and he's a brave man. 1932F. R. Leavis New Bearings i. 16 The appropriate metaphor would suggest something not only beglamoured, but also ritualistic and religiose. 1948A. Waugh Unclouded Summer xii. 231 It had been a bondage, yes, but a beglamoured bondage. Ibid. xiv. 246 It was the very fact that they had not been equal that had so beglamoured him. 1953H. P. Collins in Ess. in Crit. Jan. 61 The passion, the Protestant fury, the beglamouring naturalism of Charlotte Brontë. 1958Times Lit. Suppl. 21 Feb. 101/2 The city is beglamourized. |
