crystalised

• “crystalised”是“crystallized”的旧式拼写，指形成结晶的，或裹上糖霜、糖渍的。在现代英语中已属古旧用法。

An old-fashioned spelling variant of 'crystallized', meaning formed into crystals or coated with sugar. Now considered archaic in modern English.

1. Preserved with sugarB2formalculinary

   Describes fruits that have been preserved by coating them with sugar or allowing them to absorb sugar.

   糖渍的

   • The cake was decorated with crystalised ginger.
   • She bought crystalised fruit for the holiday baking.
   • Crystalised violets are used as edible decorations.

   同义词candied

2. Having crystal structureB2formalscientific

   Describes a substance that has both an internal crystalline structure and an external crystal form.

   结晶的

   • The mineral was found in a beautifully crystalised form.
   • Crystalised sugar is often used in confectionery.
   • The geologist examined the crystalised rock sample.

   同义词crystallinecrystallized

   反义词amorphousnoncrystalline

• 动词，指使某物形成明确的形态或变得清晰、稳定；常用于化学中表示结晶，也用于比喻意义。

A verb meaning to cause something to take a definite form or to become clear and fixed, often used in chemistry or figurative contexts.

1. Make clear or free from confusionB2formal

   To make something free from confusion or ambiguity; to clarify.

   阐明

   • The discussion helped to crystalise her thoughts on the matter.
   • He tried to crystalise the main points of the argument.
   • The new evidence crystalised the situation for the investigators.

   同义词clarifyclear upelucidateexplainilluminatesimplify

   反义词befuddlebewilderconfusemuddleobscure

2. B2formalscientific

   To cause a substance to form crystals or assume a crystalline form.

   结晶

   • The chemist crystalised the salt by cooling the solution.
   • Honey can crystalise over time if stored properly.
   • The process crystalises the sugar into fine granules.

3. Become crystallineB2formalscientific

   To assume a crystalline form; to become crystallized.

   结晶

   • The mineral crystalised in the rock over millions of years.
   • As the liquid cooled, it began to crystalise.
   • The compound crystalises at low temperatures.

4. Take a definite shapeB2formal

   To cause something to take on a definite and clear shape or form.

   成形

   • Her vague plans began to crystalise into a concrete proposal.
   • The artist's vision crystalised into a beautiful sculpture.
   • The idea crystalised in his mind after weeks of reflection.

   同义词coalesceformmaterializesolidifytake shape

   反义词blurconfusedisintegratedissolveobscure