materialize

美音：[mə'tɪriə.laɪz] 英音：[mə'tɪəriəlaɪz]

简单释义：

v.实现；发生；成为现实；突然显现

网络具体化；物质化；使具体化

变形：

第三人称单数：materializes 现在分词：materializing 过去式：materialized

完整释义：

1.具体化,体现;(希望、计划等)实现,成为事实
2.实现,成为现实;形成
3.赋与…以形体,使具体化;使物质化;实现;使(鬼魂等)现形
4.出现;显灵

例句：

If Shakespeare were suddenly to materialize in London or New York today, he would get a huge shock.
如果莎士比亚今天突然在伦敦或纽约出现，他将会大吃一惊的。
A promise did not materialize at the time of greatest need, and that is betrayed later honored, has no meaning.
一个承诺在最需要的时候没有兑现，那就是出卖，以后再兑现，已经没什麼意思了。
Much to the mayor's relief the city employees'threatened strike did not materialize.
市长很庆幸员工们威胁的示威并没有真正发生。
A word of caution: A previous rush into sub-Saharan Africa saw promised investments and contracts that did not materialize.
小忠告：急于把撒哈拉以南的非洲看做投资天堂不是个好主意。因为很多合同并没有履行。
Their support on the eastern flank did not materialize .
他们想支援东翼力量的计划未能实现。
The American navy did land, but the wholesale massacre of the Japanese people did not materialize.
美国海军确实登陆了，但是针对日本人的灭绝性大屠杀并没有发生。
Even among economists who saw better-than-even chances, there was no clear agreement on where a bubble would materialize.
即使在认为可能性超过50%的经济学家中，对于泡沫是否会成为现实，也没有一个清晰的一致意见。
People are always last-minute confession of life in the past, regret their goals did not materialize.
人们总是在生命的最后一刻才忏悔过去，后悔自己的目标没有实现。

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