to crystallize
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结晶, 形成晶体
to turn into one or multiple crystals
Intransitive
例子
Over time, the mineral-rich water in the cave started to crystallize, forming beautiful stalactites and stalagmites.
随着时间的推移，洞穴中富含矿物质的水开始结晶，形成了美丽的钟乳石和石笋。
The cooling lava gradually began to crystallize, creating volcanic rocks with distinct crystal structures.
冷却的熔岩逐渐开始结晶，形成了具有独特晶体结构的火山岩。
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结晶, 使结晶
to cause something to change into one or more crystals
Transitive: to crystallize a substance
例子
The chemist used a precise process to crystallize the sugar from the solution, producing fine sugar crystals.
化学家使用精确的过程从溶液中结晶糖，产生细小的糖晶体。
By heating and then slowly cooling the solution, the scientist was able to crystallize the substance.
通过加热然后缓慢冷却溶液，科学家能够结晶该物质。
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结晶, 澄清
to bring clarity, organization, or structure to an idea, concept, or situation
Transitive: to crystallize an idea or concept
例子
The intense brainstorming session helped crystallize our plans for the upcoming marketing campaign.
激烈的头脑风暴会议有助于明确我们即将开展的营销活动的计划。
After weeks of research, the scientist finally crystallized his hypothesis into a series of testable predictions.
经过数周的研究，科学家终于将他的假设结晶为一系列可测试的预测。
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结晶, 变得清晰
to become clear, definite, or understandable, often after a period of confusion or ambiguity
Intransitive
例子
After hours of brainstorming, the team 's ideas began to crystallize, and they developed a clear vision for the project.
经过数小时的头脑风暴，团队的想法开始明朗化，他们为项目制定了清晰的愿景。
As the discussion progressed, her thoughts on the matter started to crystallize, leading to a more focused and coherent argument.
随着讨论的进行，她对这件事的想法开始变得清晰，从而形成了一个更加集中和连贯的论点。
词汇树
crystallized
crystallizing
crystallize
crystal
