materialise是什么意思？

materialise

英[mə'tɪərɪəlaɪz] 美[məˈtɪrɪəlˌaɪz]

• vt. 使具体化，使有形，使突然出现，使重物质而轻精神；
• vi. 成形，实现；

例句

• I don’t think her idealistic plans will ever materialise. 我以为她那些空想的计划永远不会实现。
• Some , such as ExxonMobil, actually advocate a tax ( which is unlikely to materialise ) . 公司的评论倾向于“总量管制和排放交易”是一剂错误的 药方.
• It has yet to materialise. 但这种说法仍未见端倪.
• That became one day in three as the monsoon failed to materialise. 而今,因季风迟来变成了每三天才一次供水.

英汉词典释义

• vi.
  成形;实现
  I don’t think her idealistic plans will ever materialise. 我以为她那些空想的计划永远不会实现。 The hoped-for boom never materialised. 期待的繁荣从未变为现实。
  突然出现
  A shape materialised out of the fog. 在雾中隐约出现一个影像。 Two figures materialised out of the gloom. 两个人影突然从黑暗中走了出来。

英英词典释义

• Verb
  1. come into being; become reality;
  "Her dream really materialized"