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“materialize”的英语定义和含义

to materialize
01

实现, 具体化

to become a reality, especially something that was planned or expected 

actualize

Intransitive
语法信息
形态构成
派生
动作动词
规则
现在时
materialize
第三人称单数
materializes
现在分词
materializing
一般过去时
materialized
过去分词
materialized
例子
The new community center will materialize next year, fulfilling the long-standing promise to local residents. 

新的社区中心将在明年实现,兑现对当地居民的长期承诺。

1.1

实现, 具体化

to bring a concept, design, or theoretical idea into a tangible or physical form 
Transitive: to materialize an idea or concept | to materialize an idea or concept into a product
例子
The new 3D printer technology allowed the team to materialize complex architectural models directly from digital blueprints. 

新的3D打印技术使团队能够直接从数字蓝图中实现复杂的建筑模型。

02

实现, 出现

to become visible or present, often in an unexpected or timely manner 
Intransitive
例子
The missing cat finally materialized in the neighbor's garage after days of searching. 

失踪的猫在搜寻多日后终于在邻居的车库里出现了

03

具现化, 出现

(of an entity, often supernatural) to take on a physical presence or form 
Intransitive
例子
The ghostly figure materialized in the old mansion, startling everyone present. 

幽灵般的身影在老宅中显现,吓到了在场的所有人。

04

使具体化, 使出现

to bring into physical existence through trickery or supernatural means 
Transitive: to materialize sb/sth
例子
The magician's trick was so convincing that it appeared to materialize a rabbit from an empty hat. 

魔术师的戏法如此令人信服,以至于似乎从一顶空帽子中变出了一只兔子。

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