personalise

美音：['pɜ:sənəlaɪz] 英音：['pɜ:sənəlaɪz]

简单释义：

v.在…上标明主人姓名；为个人特制（或专设）；针对个人；个人化

网络个性化；个性化选择；个人化学习

例句：

"It's very popular because you can personalise your online character with shoes, hairstyles or accessories. "
“它非常流行，因为你可以通过改变鞋子、发型或饰品，为你的网络人物进行个性化设置。”
As emotional human beings, we feel a compulsion to personalise most aspects of life.
作为情感丰富的人类，我们不自觉地要使生活的方方面面人性化。
But it will be a question of how many people are satisfied with a black bumper on their phone versus how many people want to personalise it.
纽曼先生说，“但有多少人会对黑色的保护套满意，有多少人想让他们的保护套有个性，这将会是个问题。”
Before checkout, the customer will then go through a product designer to personalise the label (sticker) for the product.
收银台前，顾客将会进入一个产品设计师个性化产品的标签（贴纸）。
They love to customise and personalise. They scrutinise everything.
他们热衷用户化、个人化，喜欢推敲每一件事情。
'It's one of the first examples of being able to personalise cancer medicine and tailor treatment for the individual patient, ' he adds.
“在第一批对病人个性化使用肿瘤药物和治疗中，这是其中的一个例子。”他补充说。
His observations chime with a trend in British classrooms to cut back on traditional teaching and to personalise learning.
他的观察与英国课堂的趋势一致，就是缩减传统教育，开始个性化的学习。
When you start the letter, try to personalise it by finding out the name of the person to write to.
在开始写信时，尽可能找出收信人的信息。

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