v.使政治化,使带有政治色彩,使参与(或卷入)政治,使对政治敏感
politicize的现在分词

原形：politicize第三人称单数：politicizes过去式：politicized过去分词：politicized现在分词：politicizing

The president's speech was deliberately politicized by the opposition.
这位总统的演讲被反对党刻意政治化了。
The election campaign has become increasingly politicized, with both sides accusing each other of playing dirty tricks.
选举活动越来越政治化，双方互相指责对方玩弄手段。
The debate over climate change has become more politicized, with politicians often prioritizing their ideologies over scientific facts.
关于气候变化的辩论越来越政治化，政客们常常优先考虑自己的意识形态而非科学事实。
The media has been accused of politicizing every news story to cater to their political leanings.
媒体被指责将每一条新闻都政治化以迎合其政治倾向。
The company's decision to cut jobs was heavily politicized, with union leaders criticizing the move as an attempt to curry favor with the government.
公司裁员的决定被高度政治化，工会领袖批评这是讨好政府的行为。
In the era of social media, online comments sections have become breeding grounds for politicized discussions and personal attacks.
在社交媒体时代，评论区常常成为充斥着政治化讨论和人身攻击的地方。
The education reform debate is being politicized, with some arguing that it should be left to educators, not politicians, to decide.
教育改革的讨论被政治化，有人主张教育问题应由教育工作者而非政客来决定。
The pandemic response has been politicized in many countries, with disagreements over mask mandates and vaccine distribution.
在许多国家，疫情应对措施被政治化，关于口罩佩戴和疫苗分配的问题存在争议。
Critics argue that the criminal justice system should not be politicized, as it should remain impartial in upholding the rule of law.
批评者认为司法系统不应被政治化，应保持在维护法制上的中立性。
The international relations between two countries were further politicized after a series of diplomatic incidents.
两国间的一系列外交事件使它们之间的关系进一步政治化。