英语词汇“formalize”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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(fɔːʳməlaɪz)

Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense formalizes, present participle formalizing, past tense, past participle formalizedregional note: in BRIT, also use formalise

verb

If you formalize a plan, idea, arrangement, or system, you make it formal and official.

A recent treaty signed by Russia, Canada and Japan formalized an agreement to worktogether to stop the pirates. [VERB noun]

She feels the time has come to formalise her relationship with Tempelsman. [VERB noun]

formalization (fɔːʳməlaɪzeɪʃən)Word forms: plural formalizations variable noun [oft NOUN of noun]

The formalization of co-operation between the republics would produce progress.

formalize in British English

or formalise (ˈfɔːməˌlaɪz)

verb

to be or make formal

2. (transitive)

to make official or valid

3. (transitive)

to give a definite shape or form to

4. logic

to extract the logical form of (an expression), to express in the symbols of some formal system

Derived forms

formalization (ˌformaliˈzation) or formalisation (ˌformaliˈsation)

noun

formalizer (ˈformalˌizer) or formaliser (ˈformalˌiser)

noun

formalize in American English

(ˈfɔrməˌlaɪz)

verb transitiveWord forms: ˈformalˌized or ˈformalˌizing

to give definite form to

to make formal

to make official, valid, etc. by use of an appropriate form

to formalize an agreement

Derived forms

formalization (ˌformaliˈzation)

noun

Examples of 'formalize' in a sentence
formalize

Let's just formalize it so we can both get on with our own lives.Eventually, if Seigl decided to keep her on, he would have to formalize their arrangement, he supposed.

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British English: formalize VERB

If you formalize a plan, idea, arrangement, or system, you make it formal and official.

A recent treaty signed by the three nations formalized an agreement to work together to stop the pirates.

American English: formalize
Brazilian Portuguese: formalizar
Chinese: 使正式化
European Spanish: formalizar
French: officialiser
German: formalisieren
Italian: rendere ufficiale
Japanese: 正式化する
Korean: 공식화하다
European Portuguese: formalizar
Latin American Spanish: formalizar

单词	formalize
释义	Trends of formalize View usage for: formalize (fɔːʳməlaɪz) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense formalizes, present participle formalizing, past tense, past participle formalizedregional note: in BRIT, also use formalise verb If you formalize a plan, idea, arrangement, or system, you make it formal and official. A recent treaty signed by Russia, Canada and Japan formalized an agreement to worktogether to stop the pirates. [VERB noun] She feels the time has come to formalise her relationship with Tempelsman. [VERB noun] formalization (fɔːʳməlaɪzeɪʃən)Word forms: plural formalizations variable noun [oft NOUN of noun] The formalization of co-operation between the republics would produce progress. formalize in British English or formalise (ˈfɔːməˌlaɪz) verb 1. to be or make formal 2. (transitive) to make official or valid 3. (transitive) to give a definite shape or form to 4. logic to extract the logical form of (an expression), to express in the symbols of some formal system Derived forms formalization (ˌformaliˈzation) or formalisation (ˌformaliˈsation) noun formalizer (ˈformalˌizer) or formaliser (ˈformalˌiser) noun formalize in American English (ˈfɔrməˌlaɪz) verb transitiveWord forms: ˈformalˌized or ˈformalˌizing 1. to give definite form to 2. to make formal 3. to make official, valid, etc. by use of an appropriate form to formalize an agreement Derived forms formalization (ˌformaliˈzation) noun Examples of 'formalize' in a sentence formalize Let's just formalize it so we can both get on with our own lives. Dobbs, Michael THE TOUCH OF INNOCENTS (2003) Eventually, if Seigl decided to keep her on, he would have to formalize their arrangement, he supposed. Joyce Carol Oates THE TATTOOED GIRL (2003) In other languages formalize British English: formalize VERB If you formalize a plan, idea, arrangement, or system, you make it formal and official. A recent treaty signed by the three nations formalized an agreement to work together to stop the pirates. American English: formalize Brazilian Portuguese: formalizar Chinese: 使正式化 European Spanish: formalizar French: officialiser German: formalisieren Italian: rendere ufficiale Japanese: 正式化する Korean: 공식화하다 European Portuguese: formalizar Latin American Spanish: formalizar
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