Humanize Meaning in English

word

US

ˈhjuməˌnaɪz

HYOO-muh-nyze

UK

ˈhjuː.mə.naɪz

HYOO-muh-nyze

释义

To make something more human or to show human qualities, such as kindness, understanding, or emotion.

用法与细微差别

Often used in formal or academic contexts to talk about adding empathy or relatable qualities to systems, objects, or authority figures. Common uses: 'humanize the workplace', 'humanize technology'. Not commonly used in informal conversation.

• Spanish: humanizar
• Portuguese (BR): humanizar
• Portuguese (PT): humanizar
• Chinese (Simplified): 使人性化
• Chinese (Traditional): 使人性化
• Hindi: मानवीकरण करना
• Arabic: يُضفي الطابع الإنساني
• Bengali: মানবিক করা - মানবিকভাবে উপস্থাপন করা
• Russian: очеловечивать
• Japanese: 人間らしくする
• Vietnamese: nhân hóa
• Korean: 인간적으로 만들다 - 인간성을 부여하다
• Turkish: insanileştirmek
• Urdu: انسانیت دینا
• Indonesian: memanusiakan

例句

We should humanize our communication with customers.

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The teacher wants to humanize her lessons.

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Photos can humanize news stories.

basic

By sharing personal stories, she helped humanize the statistics.

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Adding real voices to the documentary really humanized it.

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They tried to humanize the new app so it feels more friendly and less robotic.

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