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
  1. normalize relations with China
  2. normalize the temperature
  3. normalize the spelling
  Synonym:normalizerenormalizerenormalise
• become normal or return to its normal state
  1. Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon
  Synonym:normalize

双语例句

• Failing to normalise earnings: emerging market stocks may look cheap based on their historic price-earnings ratio.
  未能实现收益正常化：以历史市盈率衡量，新兴市场股票的估值似乎偏低。
• Assuming a normal growing season in the southern hemisphere is followed by a healthy one in the north, he expected to see prices "starting to normalise" by 2012.
  他认为，在南半球的正常种植季结束之后，北半球将迎来一个不错的种植季，他预测，到2012年前，价格将“开始趋于正常”。
• Guinea's ability to normalise relations with multilateral and western donors would also be at stake due to the extent of the financing.
  由于这笔融资所涉及的范围，几内亚与多边及西方捐助方关系正常化的能力也将受到影响。
• Original formulations where unique ingredients are selected to normalise and correct skin disorders and imbalances.
  原配料选择，独特的规范和正确的皮肤疾病和不平衡配方。
• 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。
• Vietnam and US business leaders yesterday hailed a US Congressional vote to normalise permanently trade relations with Vietnam, the final step on the long road to reconciliation between the two countries after their bitter war 30 years ago.
  越南与美国商界领袖昨日一致表示，欢迎美国国会通过相关法案，赋予越南永久正常贸易关系地位。这是越南战争结束30多年之后，两国在漫长的和解道路上迈出的决定性一步。
• Second, Congress failed to normalise trade relations with Russia.
  其次，国会仍未同意与俄罗斯恢复正常贸易关系。
• 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。
• More than half of those surveyed now do not expect us rates to begin to "normalise" until at least July next year, up from 40 per cent last month.
  接受调查的投资者中，逾一半预计，至少在明年7月前，美国利率不会开始“正常化”，相比上月40%的人数有所上升。
• The current enthusiasm of investors is likely to abate when the strong cyclical upturn begins to normalise again and the risks of slower long-term growth, the end of intervention and less benign rates become evident.
  一旦强劲的周期性复苏开始回归正常，长期增长放缓、政府停止干预和上调利率的可能性开始显现，投资者当前的热情可能就会减弱。