Materialised Meaning in English

word · lemma: materialise

US

UK

释义

To become real or actual, or to suddenly appear in a physical form. It can refer to ideas, objects, or people becoming visible or existing.

用法与细微差别

More formal and commonly used in written English. Often used for things that appear unexpectedly or for ideas/plans that become real. British spelling 'materialised'; US spelling 'materialized'. Can be literal ('the object materialised') or metaphorical ('the opportunity materialised').

• Spanish: materializarse - aparecer
• Portuguese (BR): materializar-se - aparecer
• Portuguese (PT): materializar-se - aparecer
• Chinese (Simplified): 实现 - 出现
• Chinese (Traditional): 實現 - 出現
• Hindi: साकार होना - प्रकट होना
• Arabic: تَجَسَّدَ - ظَهَرَ
• Bengali: প্রকাশ পেল - বাস্তবায়িত হলো - হঠাৎ উপস্থিত হলো
• Russian: материализовался - воплотился - появился
• Japanese: 現れた - 実現した
• Vietnamese: xuất hiện - thành hiện thực
• Korean: 나타났다 - 실현되었다
• Turkish: ortaya çıktı - gerçekleşti
• Urdu: ظاہر ہوا - حقیقت بن گیا
• Indonesian: muncul - terwujud

例句

The magician waved his hand and a rabbit materialised.

basic

A thick fog materialised on the road.

basic

Just as I was about to leave, she materialised at the door.

natural

Her dream of traveling the world finally materialised.

basic

The project never materialised because of lack of funding.

natural

None of our fears ever actually materialised.

natural