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单词 empathize
释义
empathize
verb[I]
(UKusuallyempathise)
uk
/ˈem.pə.θaɪz/us
/ˈem.pə.θaɪz/
to beabletounderstandhow someoneelsefeels:
表示同情；有同感，产生共鸣
It's veryeasyto empathizewiththecharactersin herbooks.读者很容易和她书中的人物产生共鸣。
Synonym
understand
Compare
sympathize(UNDERSTAND)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Empathy and sensitivity
  • attuned
  • commune
  • communicate
  • communion
  • compathy
  • emotional intelligence
  • identify
  • identify withsomeone
  • put
  • putyourselfinsomeone'splace/position/shoesidiom
  • rapport
  • relate tosomeone/something
  • self-discovery
  • sensitive
  • sensitiveness
  • sympathetically
  • sympathize
  • theory of mind
  • understand
  • understanding
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(Definition ofempathizefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofempathize

empathize
Toempathizewith what is happening on the stage one has to be pretty simple-hearted.
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If true, then similarity of body is a key factor in the extent to which two parties canempathizewith one another.
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The key is rather the author's striking ability toempathize.
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Few of us well understand, much lessempathizewith, environmental models.
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On another, and more intrinsically subjective interpretation, the speaker empathizes with the protagonist, reconstructing her mental processes.
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In the distrust example, caregivers should emotionally connect to andempathizewith anger, frustration, fearfulness, and other emotions that often ride with distrust.
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All in all, we understand the emotion of others, andempathizewith them, by invoking the very same neural activity associated with our own emotions.
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Characters presented mainly in the third person will tend to seem "distant," hard toempathizewith.
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In order to identify andempathizewith the experience of the cross, contemporary saints deliberately inflicted a variety of punishments on themselves.
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Some statistics instructors, for example, become unable toempathizewith their students for whom the basic probability axioms are not transparent.
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Why should a male subjectempathizemore with male than female objects?
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Being preverbal, these processes enable infants and toddlers toempathize.
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Although the audience's engagement with the performance is largely cerebral, each listener empathizes with the physical stresses of the conductor's dance.
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It is feasible that more distance is created, along with a diminished ability toempathizewith the plight of the patient.
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This finding suggests difficulty in truly empathizing with the characters in the stories or an indifference to the impact of the faux pas on the speaker or the listener.
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