romanticize

And they are actually going to romanticize this moment in time.
Et à vrai-dire ils vont idéaliser cette période.
I don't want to romanticize poverty.
Je ne voudrais pas romantiser la pauvreté.
It's human nature to romanticize war.
L'homme idéalise la guerre, c'est dans sa nature.
Our society loves to romanticize the idea of the single, solo inventor who, working late in the lab one night, makes an earthshaking discovery, and voila, overnight everything's changed.
Notre société aime romancer l'idée de l'inventeur unique, solitaire qui, travaillant tard dans le laboratoire, une nuit, fait une découverte époustouflante, et voilà, tout change du jour au lendemain.
We tend to romanticize life in the past.
Nous avons tendance à idéaliser la vie d'autrefois.
It's easy to romanticize about the past as a means of escape from the present.
Il est facile de fantasmer sur le passé comme moyen d’échapper au présent.
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