v.人格化；賦與人性

"Now you're anthropomorphizing," said Valentine. “現(xiàn)在你在擬人了。”瓦倫蒂說。

Anthropomorphizing nonhuman minds is tempting but likely to lead to serious errors. 雖然對(duì)非人類思維進(jìn)行人格化具有誘惑，但是可能產(chǎn)生出嚴(yán)重的問題。

When men refer to some animals as predators, they are anthropomorphizing them, that is, projecting on them a condition that is peculiar to humans. 當(dāng)人類把某些動(dòng)物稱為獵食者時(shí)，它們（這些動(dòng)物）被賦予了人的特征，在這種狀況下我們只是用人類的特性來猜度它們的行為。

They are the kind of professionals who try to resist anthropomorphizing their machines, even one like Galileo, which has been a longtime companion in their lives and careers. 這些專家盡力阻止使機(jī)器人性化，即便是相處很久的伽利略號(hào)。