politicized

英 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪzd]

美 [pəˈlɪtɪsaɪzd]

v.  使政治化; 使带有政治色彩; 使参与(或卷入)政治; 使对政治敏感
politicize的过去分词和过去式

过去式：politicized　

BNC.43153 / COCA.18064

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 politicise


• VERB 使政治化；使具有政治性；使关心（或参与）政治
  If youpoliticizesomeone or something, you make them more interested in politics or more involved with politics.
  1. ...ideas which might politicize the labouring classes and cause them to question the status quo...
     可能唤醒工人阶级的政治意识、并促使他们质疑现状的思想
  2. Some feminists had attempted to politicize personal life.
     一些女权主义者尝试过将个人生活政治化。

双语例句

• The day also provided more signs of concern about the ability of federal officials to control the spread of the disease, particularly to health care workers,& and indications that the issue was becoming politicized.
  这段时期还出现了更多迹象显示，人们对联邦官员控制埃博拉病毒传播的能力感到担忧，特别是病毒向医护人员的传播。还有迹象显示，这个问题已经政治化。
• She became politicized in the1970s and joined the women's movement.
  她在20世纪70年代变得很有政治性，并参加了妇女运动。
• Differentiation is not something to be feared, dumbed down or politicized, but instead needs to be understood and implemented.
  差异化并非大家要惧怕、简化或政治化的事物，它需要我们去理解和执行。
• For instance, processes for allocating government funds for R& D projects remain highly politicized and inefficient.
  例如，政府为研发项目拨经费的流程依然高度政治化且无效率。
• Recently, many specialized international organizations based on the theory of functionalism have been politicized.
  晚近，许多建立在功能主义理论基础之上的各专业性国际组织出现了政治化现象。
• The tobacco issue is becoming too politicized.
  烟草问题变得过分政治化了。
• The establishment of special courts and special laws enacted highly reflected Nanjing National Government justice had been politicized and bureaucratic features of the times.
  特殊法庭的设立和特殊法规的颁布高度体现了南京国民政府司法政党化和官僚化的时代特色。
• The strike has now been politicized.
  这次罢工现已带有政治色彩。
• Education is too important to be politicized.
  教育太重要，不宜政治化。
• Energy issues should not be politicized, still less should countries willfully resort to force in tackling energy issues.
  应该通过对话和协商解决分歧和矛盾，处理能源问题不能任意诉诸武力。