vt.把(某人)视为名人，把(某人)当成要人对待

原形：lionize第三人称单数：lionizes过去式：lionized过去分词：lionized现在分词：lionizing

She was lionized by the media for her heroic act.
她因英勇的行为被媒体追捧。
The renowned author was lionized at the literary festival.
这位著名的作家在文学节上受到了热烈的欢迎。
After winning the championship, the athlete was lionized by fans across the country.
获得冠军后，这位运动员在全国范围内受到了粉丝的热烈追捧。
In his heyday, the rock star was lionized by millions of adoring fans.
在他的鼎盛时期，这位摇滚明星受到了数百万狂热粉丝的崇拜。
The Nobel laureate was lionized during his visit to the university.
这位诺贝尔奖得主在访问大学期间受到了热烈的欢迎。
The entrepreneur was lionized for his innovative business ideas.
这位企业家因其创新的商业理念而备受推崇。
The artist's latest exhibition has lionized him in the art world.
这位艺术家的最新展览使他在艺术界声名鹊起。
The war veteran was lionized as a national hero upon his return.
这位战争老兵回国后被誉为国家英雄。
The politician was lionized by supporters after securing a landslide victory.
该政治家在取得压倒性胜利后，受到了支持者的热烈追捧。
The scientist's groundbreaking discovery led to her lionization in scientific circles.
这位科学家的突破性发现使她在科学界备受尊崇。