immortalize
gb/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz/ us/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz/
C1
Angielski
Znaczenia
0 znaczeń
Czasownik
C1
action
1
make remembered forever
To make people remember someone or something forever.
Schemat użycia:
immortalize [someone/something]
Częsty błąd:
Often confused with simply 'remember'; immortalize implies lasting, widely shared remembrance.
Synonimy
commemorate (Emphasizes honoring, often with ceremonies or memorials.)
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enshrine (Suggests giving something a protected, revered place in memory or tradition.)
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perpetuate (Focuses on making something continue or endure over time.)
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make famous (Focuses on fame rather than long-term remembrance.)
Antonimy
forget (The opposite outcome: not being remembered.)
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obscure (To keep something from being known or remembered.)
Kolokacje
immortalize a legend
|immortalize a hero
|immortalize a name
|immortalize a moment
|immortalize an achievement
|immortalize a victory
|immortalize a scene
|immortalize a performance
|immortalize someone
|immortalize something
Tematy
culture
|history
|media
|arts
Przykłady
- The book immortalized her as a fearless pioneer of civil rights.
- That one speech immortalized him in the public imagination.
- The scandal didn’t define her career, but the comeback immortalized her resilience.
Przykłady dla uczących się
- The movie immortalized the athlete.
- This song immortalized their love.
Czasownik
C1
action
2
preserve in art or record
To record someone or something so it lasts for a long time.
Schemat użycia:
immortalize [someone/something] (in [art/medium])
Częsty błąd:
Learners may overuse it for any photo/video; it usually implies special importance or lasting value.
Synonimy
capture (More general; can be temporary or not especially significant.)
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record (Neutral and factual; less sense of lasting fame or honor.)
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depict (Focuses on showing in art, not necessarily preserving for posterity.)
Antonimy
erase (To remove or wipe out a record or trace.)
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destroy (To eliminate the thing or its record so it cannot remain.)
Kolokacje
immortalize in a photograph
|immortalize on film
|immortalize in paint
|immortalize in a portrait
|immortalize in print
|immortalize in literature
|immortalize in stone
|immortalize in a statue
|immortalize in a poem
|immortalize the landscape
Tematy
arts
|media
|photography
|literature
Przykłady
- The photographer immortalized the couple’s first dance in a single shot.
- The mural immortalizes the neighborhood’s history in vivid color.
- Her diaries immortalized everyday life during the war.
Przykłady dla uczących się
- He immortalized the view in a photo.
- She immortalized her grandmother in a portrait.
Czasownik
literary
C2
action
3
make someone live forever
To make someone live forever.
Schemat użycia:
immortalize [someone]
Częsty błąd:
In everyday English, this sense is rare; most uses mean “make remembered forever.”
Synonimy
make immortal (Direct paraphrase; most common way to express this idea.)
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render immortal (More formal/literary phrasing.)
Antonimy
kill (Ends life; the opposite of giving eternal life.)
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make mortal (To remove immortality or subject to death.)
Kolokacje
immortalize the soul
|immortalize the body
|immortalize a character
|immortalize a warrior
|immortalize through magic
Tematy
fiction
|religion
|mythology
Przykłady
- In the legend, the goddess immortalized him as a reward for his courage.
- The elixir was said to immortalize anyone who drank it.
- The spell could immortalize the hero—or destroy him.
Przykłady dla uczących się
- In the story, the potion immortalized him.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
immortalize
IPA
GB/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz/
US/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz/
Sylaby i akcent
im - mor - tal - ize (4 sylaby)
Stress on 2nd syllable (mor)
Formy wyrazu
Verb
- Base: immortalize
- 3rd Person Singular: immortalizes
- Present Participle: immortalizing
- Past: immortalized
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
immortalizes
verb
immortalizing
verb
immortalized
verb
Core family
immortal
adjective B2
immortality
noun B2
Related words
immortalization
noun
mortality
noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
mortal
adjective B1
Advanced or less common
mortally
adverb
Wyrażenia
immortalize someone in a statue
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz sˈʌmwˌʌn ˈɪn ə stˈæt͡ʃˌu/
fixed phrase
honor with a statue
To make a statue to remember someone forever.
Przykłady
- The city immortalized her in a statue in the main square.
- They proposed to immortalize the founder in a statue outside the museum.
immortalize the moment
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪz ðə mˈoʊmənt/
fixed phrase
preserve a special moment
To take a photo or video of a special moment.
Przykłady
- They raised their phones to immortalize the moment.
- We took one last picture to immortalize the moment before leaving.
immortalized in history
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪzd ˈɪn hˈɪstɚi/
fixed phrase
remembered permanently in history
Remembered forever as part of history.
Przykłady
- The discovery immortalized her in history as one of the great scientists of her era.
- The protest was immortalized in history as a turning point.
immortalized in print
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪzd ˈɪn pɹˈɪnt/
fixed phrase
preserved in written form
Written down in a way that lasts.
Przykłady
- The quote was immortalized in print and repeated for years.
- Local recipes were immortalized in print in a community cookbook.
immortalized in song
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪzd ˈɪn sˈɔŋ/
fixed phrase
made famous by a song
Remembered forever because of a song.
Przykłady
- The small town was immortalized in song and drew tourists for decades.
- Her heartbreak was immortalized in song on her best-selling album.
immortalized on film
1/ɪmˈɔɹtəlaɪzd ˈɔn fˈɪlm/
fixed phrase
preserved in a movie recording
Recorded on video so it lasts.
Przykłady
- Their last performance was immortalized on film by a documentary crew.
- The moment was immortalized on film and shared worldwide.