intellectualise

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使（某事物）理智化；（使）思考深奥或抽象化；（使）过分注重理智或智力；对（某事物）进行有创见地思考、分析；

动词；

1. The writer tends to intellectualise his emotions rather than express them in a straightforward manner.（这位作家倾向于将自己的情感理智化，而不是直接表达。）

2. Some people have a tendency to intellectualise every aspect of their lives, turning even the most mundane activities into philosophical debates.（有些人倾向于将生活的方方面面都过分理智化，将甚至最琐碎的活动变成哲学辩论。）

3. The professor always has a unique way of intellectualising complex concepts and making them easier for his students to understand.（这位教授总是有一种独特的方式来深入研究复杂概念，并使其更容易为学生理解。）