commercialize

• 动词，指以获取利润为目的经营或利用某事物（如产品、想法或资源），将其推向市场以营利。

A verb meaning to manage or exploit something (such as a product, idea, or resource) in a way designed to make a profit.

1. Exploit for profitB2formal

   To manage or develop something primarily to make as much money as possible, often at the expense of its original quality or integrity.

   商业化

   • The artist felt the gallery was trying to commercialize his work by mass-producing cheap prints.
   • Critics argue that the holiday has been overly commercialized, losing its original meaning.
   • They commercialized the local festival, turning it into a tourist attraction with high prices.

   同义词exploitmarketmerchandisemonetize

2. Make commercialB2formal

   To introduce something to the market for sale, or to adapt something for business purposes.

   商业化

   • The company plans to commercialize the new technology next year.
   • It took years to commercialize the research findings into a viable product.
   • The university is working to commercialize its patents through partnerships.

   同义词exploitmarketmerchandisemonetizesell