Definition of bunyanize in US English:

bunyanize

(British bunyanise)

verbˈbənyəˌnīzˈbənyəˌnīz

[with object]

Cause (someone) to appear heroic or larger than life.
How are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them?
Example sentencesExamples
- How, then, are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them?
- I myself believe that the Gods of all realms, from the lowest to highest, do not want us to bunyanize them, but rather to understand them.
- Besides the creation of artificial folk heroes, or the Bunyanizing of genuine ones, mass culture breeds its own special varieties of folklore.

Origin

1950s: after Paul Bunyan, legendary American giant lumberjack.

Definition of bunyanize in US English:

bunyanize

(British bunyanise)

verbˈbənyəˌnīz

[with object]

Cause (someone) to appear heroic or larger than life.
How are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them?
Example sentencesExamples
- Besides the creation of artificial folk heroes, or the Bunyanizing of genuine ones, mass culture breeds its own special varieties of folklore.
- How, then, are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them?
- I myself believe that the Gods of all realms, from the lowest to highest, do not want us to bunyanize them, but rather to understand them.

Origin

1950s: after Paul Bunyan, legendary American giant lumberjack.

单词	bunyanize
释义	Definition of bunyanize in US English: bunyanize (British bunyanise) verbˈbənyəˌnīzˈbənyəˌnīz [with object] Cause (someone) to appear heroic or larger than life. How are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them? Example sentencesExamples How, then, are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them? I myself believe that the Gods of all realms, from the lowest to highest, do not want us to bunyanize them, but rather to understand them. Besides the creation of artificial folk heroes, or the Bunyanizing of genuine ones, mass culture breeds its own special varieties of folklore. Origin 1950s: after Paul Bunyan, legendary American giant lumberjack. Definition of bunyanize in US English: bunyanize (British bunyanise) verbˈbənyəˌnīz [with object] Cause (someone) to appear heroic or larger than life. How are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them? Example sentencesExamples Besides the creation of artificial folk heroes, or the Bunyanizing of genuine ones, mass culture breeds its own special varieties of folklore. How, then, are you going to allow teachers to finish their work if you keep bunyanizing them? I myself believe that the Gods of all realms, from the lowest to highest, do not want us to bunyanize them, but rather to understand them. Origin 1950s: after Paul Bunyan, legendary American giant lumberjack.
随便看	goods goods good samaritan good samaritan goods and chattels goods-by good-selling good sense goods-for-naught good shape good shot good show good-sister good-size good-sized good-size(d) good soldier good-son good-son-in-law good spirits goods train goods trains good/strong enough for good taste (good) taste 驾到驾御驾校驾照驾轻就熟驾辕驾驭驾驶驾鹤西去驾鹤西游 Heckpartie Heckpunkt Heckrad Heckradius Heckrotor Heckscheibe Heckscheiben_Anlage Heckscheiben_Beheizung Heckscheibenheizanzeige Heckscheibenheizschalter