materialised

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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

• The notion of God formed the subject of discussion; and yet the criterion of our knowledge was derived from such an extraneous source as the materialised conception of God.
  这里所要探讨的是上帝的概念，却以上帝的表象作为关于上帝的知识的标准。
• Many investors had been hoping for official measures to boost the stock market for the start of the Olympic Games on Friday, but none have materialised.
  许多投资者曾期待官方会配合上周五奥运开幕而出台措施提振股市，但政府未采取任何举措。
• That nightmarish world has not materialised.
  这样一个噩梦般的世界并未成为现实。
• That still hasn't materialised, but leaders of the two biggest powers involved-France and Germany-have promised one and set themselves a deadline: the end of the month.
  这一点尚未实现，不过两个最大国的领导人已行动起来，德法领导人承诺将制定这样的计划，并提出了最后期限：本月月底。
• The expected sales bonanza hadn't materialised.
  期望中的旺销并没有发生。
• However, none materialised and the Shanghai composite index continued to fall as the games got under way.
  然而，这样的希望无一成为现实，奥运会开始以来，上证综指继续下跌。
• The recovery has not materialised.
  复苏尚未成为现实。
• 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 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。
• Looking at the evolution of the financial market crisis, the only surprise is that it took so long before a serious movement materialised.
  纵观这场金融市场危机的演变过程，唯一让人感到意外的是，竟然过了这么长时间，才爆发了一场大规模的运动。