ennobled

英 [ɪˈnəʊbld]

美 [ɪˈnoʊbld]

v.  封(某人)为贵族; 使更崇高; 使更高尚; 使更尊贵
ennoble的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：ennobled　过去式：ennobled　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使崇高;使高尚
  Toennoblesomeone or something means to make them more dignified and morally better.
  1. ...the enduring fundamental principles of life that ennoble mankind.
     使人类彰显高尚的经久不衰的人生基本准则
• VERB 封…为贵族
  If someoneis ennobled, they are made a member of the nobility.
  1. ...the son of a financier who had been ennobled.
     被封为贵族的金融家之子
  2. ...the newly ennobled Lord Archer.
     新近被封为贵族的阿彻男爵

双语例句

• And he was ennobled, as well, by the loftiness of thought and beauty he found in the books.
  他在书中发现的美与崇高的思想使他心胸高洁。
• Let knowledge increase so that life may be ennobled.
  令智识增长，使生命高贵。
• However, their motives are often rationalized or even ennobled as a clearly definable cultural expression.
  批评界往往将流放的动机合理化、逻辑化，使这一现象成为可以做出精确阐释的文化表态。
• His character has been ennobled by all his sufferings.
  他受尽苦难，却志节弥高。
• This is because here the utilitarian excuses, however ennobled they may be by the myth of science, are nothing in comparison to the great imaginary function which enables men to be strictly human.
  而无论科学的神话是否使这些理由变得崇高起来，也没有什么能与这伟大的想象力相提并论，因为正是这伟大的想象机能使人成为严格意义上的人类。
• The very thought of her ennobled and purified him, made him better, and made him want to be better.
  对她的思念使他高贵、纯洁、上进，也使他更求上进。
• That the son of an ennobled lawyer, a manufacturer or a distiller, should attach an inordinate importance to his rank is understandable.
  一个封了爵位的律师、制造商或者酒厂老板的儿子把自己的地位看得比天还大，倒是情有可原。
• He was subsequently ennobled as Lord Beaumont of whitley.
  他后来被封为惠特利的博蒙特勋爵。
• An idea ennobled by the faith that our nation can summon from its myriad diversity, the deepest measure of unity.
  这个理想由于一种信念而变得崇高，即我国能够从纷繁的多样性中实现最深刻的统一性；
• In America's ideal of freedom, the exercise of rights is ennobled by service, and mercy, and a heart for the weak.
  在美国的自由观念中，人们对自己权利的行使，因他们的服务、慈，和对弱者的同情而显得高尚。