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materialization

/məˌtɪə.ri.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指事物成为现实或具体显现的过程,也指无形之物(如灵魂、精神)以实体形态出现,或由此产生的事物。

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词语关系

noun

/məˌtɪə.ri.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh名词,指事物成为现实或具体显现的过程,也指无形之物(如灵魂、精神)以实体形态出现,或由此产生的事物。

A noun referring to the process of coming into being or becoming reality, or an appearance in bodily form, such as of a disembodied spirit, or something that comes into existence as a result.

  1. Process of becoming realC1formal

    The process of something abstract or planned becoming concrete or actual.

    zh实现

    • The materialization of the project took several years of hard work.
    • We are witnessing the materialization of a new era in technology.
    • The materialization of his dream came after many setbacks.

    同义词actualizationembodimentfulfillmentincarnationmanifestationrealization

    反义词disappearancedissolutionevaporation

  2. Appearance in bodily formC1formal

    The act of a spirit or ghost taking on a physical form.

    zh显形

    • The séance supposedly resulted in the materialization of a ghost.
    • Legends speak of the materialization of ancient spirits.
    • The materialization of the apparition frightened the witnesses.

    同义词appearanceembodimentincarnationmanifestation

    反义词disappearancevanishing

  3. Result or outcomeC1formal

    Something that comes into existence as a result of a process or effort.

    zh结果

    • The new building is the materialization of years of planning.
    • Her success is the materialization of her dedication.
    • The materialization of their efforts was a successful product launch.

    同义词actualizationembodimentfruitionmanifestationrealization

词形
  • materializations plural form
  • materializations' possessive plural form
  • materialization's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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