n.拟人论，拟人观(认为动物、神或物体具有人类的情感或特征)

The ancient Greeks often attributed anthropomorphic qualities to their gods, giving them human-like personalities and behaviors.
古希腊人常常将人性化的特质赋予他们的神祇，使他们具有类似人类的性格和行为。
She personified the sun as a cheerful, golden deity with anthropomorphic features.
她把太阳拟人化为一个带有人性化特征的快乐、金色的神祇。
In Aesop's fables, animals often exhibit anthropomorphic traits, such as reason and speech.
在伊索寓言中，动物通常展现出如理性与说话等人格化的特性。
The company logo is an anthropomorphic robot, designed to convey a friendly and approachable image.
公司标志是一个拟人化的机器人，旨在传达友好且易于接近的形象。
The artist painted the trees with anthropomorphic expressions, making them appear sad or joyful depending on the season.
艺术家给树画上了人格化的表情，使得它们根据季节变化显得或悲伤或欢乐。
Children tend to attribute anthropomorphic feelings to inanimate objects like toys, believing they have thoughts and emotions.
孩子们倾向于将人格化的感情赋予无生命的物体，比如玩具，认为它们有思想和情感。
The scientist avoided anthropomorphism when studying animal behavior, focusing instead on objective observations.
科学家在研究动物行为时避免了拟人化，而是专注于客观观察。
The author cleverly used anthropomorphic characters to explore complex social issues in her novel.
作者在其小说中巧妙地使用了拟人化角色来探讨复杂的社会问题。
The marketing campaign featured an anthropomorphic creature as its mascot, appealing to children and families.
这次营销活动以一个人格化的生物作为吉祥物，吸引儿童和家庭。
The philosopher argued that attributing anthropomorphic intentions to natural phenomena was a fallacy known as animism.
这位哲学家认为将人格化意图归于自然现象是一种被称为万物有灵论的谬误。