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Meanings of immortalize in English
Portuguese
comemorar Catalan
immortalitzar Be or provide a memorial to a person or an event.
Usage of immortalize in English
1
The HPV-transforming gene E7 was unable to immortalize human mammary epithelial cells.
2
And he had chosen this bright spot whereon to immortalize his name.
3
De Plonville, your invention will immortalize you, and immortalize the French army.
4
For it is the only spice to embalm and to immortalize our republic.
5
Truly, it was a subject for a great artist to immortalize.
6
Why pass over the success, and endeavour to immortalize the failure?
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But this line is, of itself, sufficient to immortalize a man.
8
The idea that would rock the world and immortalize its inventor seemed innocuous enough.
9
A man wishes to perpetuate and immortalize himself, as it were, in his great-grandchildren.
10
Did not Plutarch immortalize himself by preserving noble actions and fine sentiments from oblivion?
11
I was out with the cinematograph apparatus, in order if possible to immortalize the start.
12
The writer knew his verses were immortal and would immortalize the pseudonym attached to them
13
If Maudslay was the inventor of the collar, that one contrivance ought to immortalize him.
14
We show that retroviral-mediated expression of E2A-HLF alone is sufficient to immortalize primary lymphoid progenitors.
15
Montesquieu's celebrity would be but a small portion of that which would immortalize the author.
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These useful inventions are enough to immortalize any man.
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Immortalize through the time
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