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

单词	commercialize
释义	com·mer·cial·ize \ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷shəˌlīz\ transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) 1. a. : to subject to the conditions of commerce : make into a form of trade < agriculture … has been … commercialized and become a branch of trade — James Bryce > b. : to develop commerce in < a highly commercialized country > : organize for increased commercial efficiency or effectiveness < commercialized vice > 2. : to cause (something having only a potential income-producing value) to be sold, manufactured, displayed, or utilized so as to yield income < raise capital to commercialize his invention > < only two of the five caves have been commercialized > 3. : to engage in, conduct, practice, or make use of for profit-seeking purposes as distinguished from participation, practice, or use for spiritual or recreational purposes or for other nonpecuniary satisfactions < commercialize the celebration of Christmas > < bitterly opposed to commercialized Sunday sports > 4. a. : to debase in quality, make more conventional and unoriginal, or employ for inferior purposes in the hope of securing a greater or more certain profit < our somewhat commercialized theater — American Mercury > < or he may give up poetry for some more popular form of literary entertainment — that is to say, he commercializes his talent — Herbert Read > b. : to affect through commercialism so as to debase in quality or make more conventional and unoriginal < our commercialized taste — S.H.Horton >
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