normalise
英
美
v. (使)正常化;(使)恢复友好状态
过去分词:normalised 现在分词:normalising 过去式:normalised 第三人称单数:normalises 复数:normalises
BNC.24769
英英释义
verb
- make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard
- normalize relations with China
- normalize the temperature
- normalize the spelling
- become normal or return to its normal state
- Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon
双语例句
- They helped normalise tattoos as well as launch some of its artists as stars.
这些节目推动了纹身的主流化,并让一些纹身师成了明星。 - Its gross government debt as a share of GDP is significantly lower than that of the US, and the Bank of Canada has begun to normalise monetary policy by raising interest rates.
政府总债务占gdp比率大大低于美国,加拿大央行(bankofcanada)已经开始提高利率,实施正常的货币政策。 - The right approach is to use contingent commitments policies that commit to action to normalise conditions, but only when certain thresholds are crossed.
正确的方法是做出有条件的承诺,即承诺采取措施让形势正常化,但只有在满足某些条件之后。 - The rate of growth of deal activity in the US is likely to normalise next year following a very strong 2014.
在表现非常强劲的2014年过去后,美国并购活动的增长率可能在明年趋于正常化。 - Because of their exceptional nature, these measures will have to be unwound once economic and financial conditions normalise.
由于其“非常”特性,一旦经济及金融状况恢复正常,就必须解除这些措施。 - Aside from fostering fiscal soundness, an exit will help money markets normalise.
除了促成财政稳健,退出还有助于货币市场正常化。 - To normalise RBS, the government must remove the shackles of quasi-nationalisation as soon as possible.
要将RBS正常化,政府必须尽快解除半国有化对该行的桎梏。 - A refusal by her to accept the results would be a diplomatic nightmare, derailing International hopes to normalise relations and boost the reform process.
如果她拒绝接受选举结果,将会造成一场外交灾难,使国际社会力求实现关系正常化、推动改革进程的希望落空。 - Eventually – meaning over the next five years or so – prices will have to normalise, and new housing construction will need to reflect underlying demand from new, low-income urbanites, rather than the desire of the existing urban middle class to store their wealth.
最终(即未来五年左右),房价将不得不走向正常,新的住宅建设将需要反映新一代低收入城市居民的基本需求,而非当前城市中产阶层的财富储存需求。 - Belinda Dalton, director of eating disorders clinic The Oak House, said eating with family helped "normalise" young people's relationship with food.
“橡树屋”饮食紊乱诊所主任比琳达•达尔顿说,与家人一起吃饭有助于促进年轻人的饮食“正常化”。
