idolise in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for idolise in the English»Spanish Dictionary

idolise VB trans Brit, Aus, idolize [ˈaɪdəlaɪz] VB trans Am

idolise

idolatrar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

And because the youngsters idolise them, it's almost like law as far as they are concerned.

jamaica-gleaner.com

He said his fans idolise the actor, some even modelling themselves after him.

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We are happy to idolise our sportspeople, lavishing them with praise, but will show contempt towards those who sing their own praises.

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While his supporters clearly idolise him and his vision, he is uncomfortable talking about himself, steering the conversation back to the project.

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What is with people that they need to idolise sports stars, actors, politicians and political parties?

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There was one famous sportsman who did not wait for writers to idolise him.

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Fans who are in love with big stars idolise them and want to see them together.

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We should never idolise a rebellion and assume that the people who are fighting against an injustice will not commit an injustice of their own.

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They idolise him over there and that comes with its own pressure.

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So the need for eternal vigilance, so that we are aware of our human tendencies to idolise almost anything in our life.

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