Translations for „glamorise“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

glamorize, glamorise Brit [ˈglæməraɪz] VB trans

glamorize

przedstawiać [perf przedstawić] coś w korzystnym świetle

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English

It is not there to glamorise but to raise discussion and to give a voice to the girls who count.

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It will appear the one thing our educational system has not failed to do is to glamorise riches and make it the ultimate in any human pursuit.

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We don't try to glamorise it, we're talking about why, and how and the effects.

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There were many who tried to glamorise their movies by using drops (a ballroom dance technique) every moment.

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The site may glamorise gang violence, but so do the police, media, movies and music.

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Although schools here have come up with all sorts of creative names to glamorise the practice, this has not managed to camouflage the stigma associated with the lower academic streams.

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How can we continue to glamorise and support an industry that is driven by profit motives?

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It may be the only unglamorous gangster film that actually doesn't glamorise its subject.

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Showing real teenage parents without ready-made scripts may not so much glamorise them, as humanise them.

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I never made any attempts to glamorise birth or play down the upheaval a new baby would bring.

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