novelize

英式音标：['nɒvəlaɪz]

美式音标：['nɒvəlˌaɪz]

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概况：

vt. 使小说化；编成小说

词义：

vt.

使小说化，编成小说；

变形

过去式：novelized过去分词：novelized现在分词：novelizing第三人称单数：novelizes

英英释义

novelize[ 'nɔvəlaiz ]

v.convert into the form or the style of a novel

"The author novelized the historical event"

同义词：novelisefictionalizefictionalise

用法：

权威例句

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The (very) critical reception of Elizabeth Barrett Browning's re-presentation of the Christian prophetess-poet in her "novelized"ep...

Heroic myth Harrigan ably novelizes Texas' creation legend

Jayne Anne Phillips ; Novelizes Notorious W.Va. Murders

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Novelizing the Contemporary TV Series: David Hewson's The Killing

The Question of Narrative in Contemporary Historical Theory

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Writing the unspeakable: Fanny Burney's mastectomy and the fictive body.

同义词：fictionalize

同根词：novella,novelist,novelette,novel

英语词源：

novelize (v.)

1640s, "to make new," from novel (adj.) + -ize. From 1828 as "to make into a novel" (from novel (n.)). Related: Novelized; novelizing.