secularize

英 [ˈsekjələraɪz]

美 [ˈsekjələraɪz]

v.  使现世化; 使世俗化; 使脱离宗教控制

过去式：secularized　过去分词：secularized　现在分词：secularizing　第三人称单数：secularizes　

COCA.27870

牛津词典

verb

• 使现世化；使世俗化；使脱离宗教控制
  to make sth secular ; to remove sth from the control or influence of religion
  1. a secularized society
     世俗化社会

英英释义

verb

• make secular and draw away from a religious orientation
  1. Ataturk secularized Turkey
  Synonym:secularise
• transfer from ecclesiastical to civil possession, use, or control
  Synonym:desacralize

双语例句

• The preaching by means of speaking-singing in the monastery was mainly conducted by masters and directors who cooperated to interpret and sing the texts of the Scriptures to secularize them.
  寺院讲唱主要由经师和唱导师担任，他们互相配合，以转读和唱导为讲经化俗的手段。
• Part 2: The reception of Xiaoshan Ci in Yuan Dynasty shows the secularize trend.
  第二章：《小山词》在元明的接受呈世俗化的发展趋势。
• It is an inevitable choice to secularize the property rights, according to the development of the social realities.
  财产权的去神圣化是美国根据发展了的社会实际做出的必然选择。
• In the interacting process of religions and society, a basic approach for religions to adapt to the development of modern society is to secularize themselves.
  宗教与社会互动发展过程中，宗教适应现代社会的发展步伐，其基本方式就是世俗化。
• Art and life came closer each other, therefore, the aesthetic activities in 1990's appeared the trend of secularize.
  90年代，生活与艺术互相靠近，走向同一，从而使90年代整体上显现出世俗化的倾向。