v.把(某人)奉若神明,把(某人)尊为神,崇拜
deify的第三人称单数

原形：deify第三人称单数：deifies过去式：deified过去分词：deified现在分词：deifying

The ancient Egyptians deified their pharaohs, believing them to be gods on earth.
古埃及人将他们的法老神化，认为他们是地上的神。
In many cultures, heroes who accomplished extraordinary feats were often deified after death.
在许多文化中，完成非凡功绩的英雄往往在死后被神化。
The cult leader convinced his followers that he was a deity, demanding they deify him through their worship.
这个教派领袖让他的追随者相信他是一位神，要求他们通过崇拜来神化他。
The emperor was so revered by his people that he was practically deified during his lifetime.
皇帝深受人民尊敬，以至于在他生前几乎就被神化了。
The poet's works were so influential that some readers began to deify him as a literary genius.
诗人的作品影响力巨大，以至于一些读者开始将他神化为文学天才。
The religion of ancient Rome involved the deification of several historical figures alongside traditional gods.
古罗马的宗教包括对几位历史人物与传统神祇一起的神化。
The rock star's fans treated him like a god, almost deifying him with their adoration.
这位摇滚明星的粉丝们像对待神一样对待他，几乎用他们的崇拜将他神化。
The process of deifying historical figures can often lead to the distortion of their true accomplishments and flaws.
神化历史人物的过程常常会导致对其真实成就和缺陷的扭曲。
The dictator's propaganda machine worked tirelessly to deify him, creating an image of invincibility.
独裁者的宣传机器不遗余力地神化他，塑造了一种不可战胜的形象。
In Greek mythology, heroes like Heracles were sometimes deified and given a place among the gods on Mount Olympus.
在希腊神话中，像赫拉克勒斯这样的英雄有时会被神化，并在奥林匹斯山上获得与诸神同等的地位。