Examples of using Americanized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I was too Americanized.
Over time, the accent was adjusted and became more Americanized.
Typical Americanized thinking.
We have become more Americanized.
After eating the Americanized version, you would think the opposite.
The film is way too Americanized.
Early 20th century Americanized metopes, using bison in place of cow skulls.
Everything here is so Americanized.
The imagined utopian and Americanized Israel thus became an object of identification and admiration.
Maybe we have become too Americanized.
There are two more Americanized casinos in Monte Carlo.
Our life was very much Americanized.
From America, it has"Americanized" for some years, returned to Europe with hollow"skulls" of pumpkins*, witch-set, gruesome masks, scythes, devil forks and tombstones in plastic or wood.
You grew up an Americanized kid.
I had to special-order her entirelittle mini-set in the U.K.'cause I didn't want it Americanized.
He states his father had another name other than the Americanized version but is unable to recall it.
The new translation, based on an original literal translation by Allison Horsley,is considered to be"strongly Americanized".
He was raised Chiricahua Apache before the Carlisle School Americanized him, made him the proper Christian gent you see before you.
Biography does not hold back a strange actactor when he decided in 2005 tochange his real name Vasilevsky to a more Americanized version.
A woman namedMarina practically shuddered remembering how her Americanized nephew moved out of his parents' home at the age of 19, a custom she said“destroys families.”.
In the 20th century it was Americanized.
Among other misfortunes, they will probably end up with a more Americanized economy, with much exposure to unfettered capitalism, and a far weaker, more expensive and dysfunctional version of the National Health Service.
We must Americanize and open ourselves.
Americanizing you proper, son.
This, too- this reliance on editorial energy instead of on ripe special learning- may, alas,be also counted an"Americanizing": for certainly nothing has so cheapened the scholarship of our American encyclopaedias.
That's like accusing American of Americanizing Washington or the British of Anglicizing London.
