materialise

英

美

v.  （使）物质化；具体化；（使）成为事实; 突然出现

过去分词：materialised　过去式：materialised　第三人称单数：materialises　现在分词：materialising　

TEM8

BNC.11429

同义词辨析

realisematerialise【导航词义：实现】

柯林斯词典

• → see:materialize

英英释义

verb

• come into being
  1. Her dream really materialized
  Synonym:happenmaterialize

双语例句

• If that demand does not materialise, the next lot of cutting could be the most painful yet.
  如果他们所期望的需求没有兑现，那么下一次大规模裁员可能会是最痛苦的。
• If such a scenario were to materialise again, investors would no doubt blame Mr Bernanke.
  如果再次出现这种情况，投资者无疑将怪罪伯南克。
• Some of these discussed concepts may materialise; others will not.
  在这些经过讨论的构想中，有一些可能实现，而另一些则不会。
• But a pullback could materialise before the Olympics, not after.
  但是，这种减速可能在奥运会之前就会成为现实，而非在奥运会之后。
• They can also invest in improving their future fiscal position, even assuming that no positive demand stimulus effects are likely to materialise.
  它们还可以在改善未来财政状况方面进行投资，即便不可能产生任何正面的需求刺激效应。
• Any of these risks could materialise, but the same is true every year.
  任何这些风险都有可能成为现实，但每年情况都是如此。
• However, the problem with debt is that it constitutes a claim on future earnings, which cannot be met if earnings expectations fail to materialise.
  然而，债务的问题在于，它构成了对未来盈利的索取权。如果盈利预期无法实现，债务违约就会发生。
• Other planned investment from Chinese sources has been slow to materialise.
  中国其他对英投资计划迄今落实得较慢。
• Second, analysts had thought that a move to let banks compete more on deposit rates would cut into their net interest margins, which account for about two-thirds of their profits, but that effect failed to materialise.
  第二个原因是，分析师们原本以为，在银行存款利率上引入更多竞争会减少他们的净利差，而利差收入约占银行盈利的三分之二，然而这种预期并没有成为现实。
• Whether the exhortations from Beijing will work this time is unclear. Still, even if the economy does overheat, or if a fall-off in export demand from the US does materialise, China is in a fairly good position to respond.
  但尚不清楚此次来自北京的劝诫是否有效。然而，即便是经济确实过热了，或美国市场对中国产品的需求真的减少了，中国也处于非常有利的应对位置。