materialised

英

美

(materialise 的过去分词) vi.vt. (使)物质化, (使)具体化, (使)追求物质利益, (使)显形, 成为事实, 实现
vi. 突然出现
materialise的过去分词, 过去式

过去式：materialised　

双语例句

• Wenger had kept tabs on the development of the centre-forward earlier in his career, but a firm deal never materialised.
  温格密切关注了这位中锋职业生涯早些时候的发展，但是却从来没有一份确定的交易浮出水面。
• The recovery has not materialised.
  复苏尚未成为现实。
• Three figures materialised out of the fog.
  有3个身影从雾中显现出来。
• The peace dividend has not materialised despite military spending going down in most countries.
  虽然大多数国家的军事支出在降低，但和平红利并没有兑现。
• For a few, the threat materialised: 20 countries, many in eastern Europe, signed standby arrangements with the IMF and tightened fiscal policy.
  对少数国家来说，这一威胁已成为事实：20个国家，多数是东欧国家，和国际货币基金组织签订了备用协议并收紧财政政策。
• So far, however, this risk has not materialised.
  不过，迄今为止，这一风险尚未变成现实。
• But these materials when conceived are expressly characterised as in me and therefore mine; and secondly, as universal, or simple, because only referred to self. Nor is sense the only source of materialised conception.
  至于表象便以那样的感性材料为内容，但是这种内容是被设定为在我之内，具有我的东西的规定，因而也具有普遍性，自身联系性、简单性。
• While the danger had not lessened, it had not as yet materialised, and with him no news was good news.
  随后他又猜想，也许没有什么大不了的，也许只是她今天临时走不开而已。
• But it is hard to be sure that the projects might not have materialised anyway, and the outfits can seem like gravy trains for local worthies.
  这些合同看上去确实像是本地人发财的大好机会，但是很难确认这些项目是否最终被落到实处。
• Sadly, the great peace dividend we all expected to enjoy at the end of the cold war never really materialised.
  遗憾的是，在冷战结束时，我们所有人都期盼享有的巨额和平红利（peacedividend）从未真正兑现过。