Translations for „idealise“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

idealise VB trans Brit

idealise → idealize

See also idealize

idealize [aɪˈdɪəlaɪz, Am -ˈdi:ə-] VB trans

idealize

idealizować [perf wy-]

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English

Unlike many historical novelists, he does not idealise his subjects.

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There's a danger of idealising them and imagining your future together before you've exchanged a single smile.

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Essential to understanding self psychology are the concepts of empathy, self-object, mirroring, idealising, alter ego/twinship and the tripolar self.

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The photographer could not flatter and idealise to the same extent as an artist.

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Who is he, a man born into the lap of luxury, to idealise a simplicity (and poverty) that he can leave behind at will?

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This phenomenon is called "normative idealisation", which is the tendency to idealise one's own lifestyle and believe others would benefit from it too.

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We still want to idealise motherhood, including actresses who are moms.

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There is no glamourising or idealising a woman's body, or weight or what they are supposed to look like.

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Females learn to idealise romance and sacrifice to make those around them happy.

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Still, we can't help idealising the concept of friendship.

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