take form

• 逐渐发展、变得可见或获得某种形式或结构，常用于想法、计划或物理对象。

To gradually develop, become visible, or assume a definite shape or structure, often used for ideas, plans, or physical objects.

1. Become visible or concreteB2formal

   To start to exist or become visible, often after a period of development.

   成形

   • The sculpture began to take form under the artist's hands.
   • Her ideas for the novel slowly took form.
   • The plan started to take form after several meetings.

2. Develop into a specific shapeB2formal

   To gradually assume a particular shape or structure.

   成形

   • The clouds took the form of a dragon.
   • The building's design took form over many drafts.
   • The project took form as a series of workshops.