commercialised

• 形容某事物已被改造或利用以获取商业利益，往往牺牲了原有的品质或完整性。

Describes something that has been adapted or exploited for commercial profit, often at the expense of its original quality or integrity.

1. Organized for profitB2formal

   Primarily focused on making money rather than other values or purposes.

   商业化的

   • The holiday has become highly commercialised, with shops promoting sales weeks in advance.
   • Many critics argue that modern art is too commercialised.
   • The once traditional festival is now a commercialised event.

   同义词commercialmercenarymoneymaking

   反义词charitableidealisticnoncommercialnonprofituncommercial

• 指将产品或服务推向市场以获取利润，或利用某物获取商业利益。

A verb used to indicate the act of introducing a product or service to the market for profit, or to exploit something for commercial gain.

1. Make commercialB2formalbritishbusiness

   To introduce a product or service to the market for profit, or to make something operate on a business basis.

   商业化

   • The company plans to commercialise its new technology next year.
   • Many universities now commercialise their research findings.
   • They successfully commercialised the invention, turning it into a profitable product.

   同义词exploitmarketmerchandisemonetizeretailsell