materialize是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

v. 實現；發生；成為現實；突然顯現

網絡 具體化；物質化；使具體化

變形：

第三人稱單數：materializes  現在分詞：materializing  過去式：materialized  

完整釋義：

v.

1.具體化,體現;(希望、計劃等)實現,成為事實
2.實現,成為現實;形成
3.賦與…以形體,使具體化;使物質化;實現;使(鬼魂等)現形
4.出現;顯靈

例句：

1. This life, he wrote a list of the back: a lot of my life dreams, some realized, some did not materialize due to various reasons.
   他在這張生命的清單後面這麼寫道：我的一生有很多夢想，有的實現了，有的由於種種原因沒有實現。

2. A promise did not materialize at the time of greatest need, and that is betrayed later honored, has no meaning.
   一個承諾在最需要的時候沒有兌現，那就是出賣，以後再兌現，已經沒什麼意思了。

3. Readers include mostly the young academic generation who have come to recognize that neoliberal fortune promises did not materialize.
   主要讀者是年輕的學術派，他們開始意識到新自由主義的幸福諾言並未實現。

4. They peg the total cleanup and legal costs to BP at around $33 billion, though these might not fully materialize for a decade.
   他們預計英國石油公司用於清潔和法律事務的總成本達330億美元左右，儘管全部費用或許在十年之內不會完全兌現。

5. As such, nuclear's benefits as a low-carbon alternative would only materialize in the context of a global war on carbon.
   就這一點而言，只有在全球為碳而爭奪的境況下，核能作為低碳替代方案的益處才會體現。

6. That property did not simply materialize out of thin air.
   這不只是體現出財物憑空。

7. "Our budget is 60 billion rupees ($1. 35 billion), but if all 10 materialize, more might be needed, " he said.
   “我們的預算是600億盧比（約合13.5億美元），但如果10筆交易全部實現，需要的資金可能更多。”他表示。

8. The lack of such participation is one of several factors that have made widespread adoption of outcomes measurement slow to materialize.
   由於缺乏這種參與是其中一個因素，取得了廣泛採用的測量結果緩慢實現。