Neutralised Meaning in English
word · lemma: neutralise
释义
To make something ineffective, harmless, or no longer dangerous. It can also mean to cancel out or balance the effect of something.
用法与细微差别
More common in scientific, military, and formal contexts. Can refer to chemicals (acids/bases), threats, electronic signals, or situations. British spelling is 'neutralise', American is 'neutralize'. Often used passively ('was neutralised'). Not the same as 'neutral' (not taking sides).
例句
The acid was neutralised with a base.
basic
The bomb was safely neutralised by experts.
basic
His influence was neutralised by the new manager.
basic
By the time we arrived, the threat had been neutralised.
natural
Their plans were quickly neutralised by our team.
natural
Luckily, the chemicals neutralised each other before any real damage occurred.
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