sensationalized

sensationalized

美 [senˈseɪʃən(ə)lˌaɪz] 　英 [senˈseɪʃ(ə)nəlaɪz]

• v.使引起轰动；耸人听闻地报导[渲染]
• 网络耸动视听了

词形变化

过去式：sensationalizized  过去式：sensationalized  现在分词：sensationalizing  第三人称单数：sensationalizes  

英汉解释

v.	1. 使引起轰动;耸人听闻地报导[渲染]

英英解释

v.	1. to write or talk about an event in a way that makes it seem as exciting and shocking as possible

例句

The popular press sensationalized the findings by suggesting that synthetic bugs might soon be crawling out of test tubes.

媒体趁势炒作这个结果，预测人工合成的虫子也许很快就会从试管里爬出来了。

It seems that it should hurt the credibility of his evidence, the more it is sensationalized.

看上去，越是制造轰动效应，就越将有损他证据的可信性。

"The market was sensationalized on purpose, " Mr. Wu said, speaking in a telephone interview from Beijing.

吴先生在北京的一次电话采访中表示，“市场是被故意炒起来的。”

What often happens is they will hear a sensationalized story about a raw material in the news media or on the Internet and become concerned.

经常发生的是，人们通过新闻媒体或网络讯息，听到关于原材料的轰动性故事，然后变得对此关注。

Because then, you have two options: either a very sensationalized unrealistic scoring type of mentality or no sex until marriage.

因为那样的话，你有两种选择：要么就是一种耸人听闻、非常不现实的计分式心理，要么结婚之前不要有性行为。

We are in a kind of 'worst of all worlds' now, with women bombarded by these sensationalized messages from the media.

我们处在最为糟糕的一个世界里，媒体用这些有轰动效应信息对妇女进行信息轰炸。

There are lots of sensationalized accounts of the trial.

对这场审判有很多耸人听闻的报道。

Really, this is just another example of sensationalized and manipulated media.

说穿了，又是一次媒体的炒作与操作罢了。