crystallised

• 指某物已形成晶体的状态；也比喻想法、观点等变得清晰明确、固定下来。

Describes something that has formed into crystals, or figuratively, an idea or opinion that has become fixed and definite.

1. Fixed and definite in formC1formal

   Having become settled, clearly defined, or crystallized in structure or thought.

   定型的

   • Her ideas on the subject have crystallised into a clear philosophy.
   • The plan crystallised after months of discussion.
   • His opinions crystallised during the debate.

   同义词concretedefinitedeterminateestablishedfixedsetsettledsolidified

   反义词fluidformlessindefinitemalleableuncrystallizedunfixedunsettledvague

2. Formed into crystalsB2formal

   Having turned into a crystalline solid, often from a solution.

   结晶的

   • The honey crystallised in the cold weather.
   • Crystallised sugar is used in some traditional recipes.
   • The mineral crystallised over thousands of years.

   反义词amorphousdissolvedmelted

• 动词，表示形成晶体的过程，或比喻事物变得清晰明确、有确定形式或想法。

A verb used to indicate the process of forming crystals, or metaphorically, to become clear and definite in form or idea.

1. B2formalscientific

   To cause a substance to form crystals, typically through cooling or evaporation.

   结晶

   • The solution was left to crystallize overnight.
   • Sugar crystallizes when the water evaporates.
   • The chemist observed the salt crystallize in the beaker.

   同义词crystalliseprecipitate

2. Become clear or definiteB2formal

   To become clear, fixed, or definite in form or idea.

   明确化

   • His thoughts began to crystallize into a solid plan.
   • The proposal crystallized after weeks of discussion.
   • Her vague idea crystallized into a concrete business strategy.

   同义词clarifycoalesceemergeformgeljellmaterializesolidifytake shape

   反义词blurcloudconfusemuddleobscure