单词materialise
v.: 实现；发生；成为现实；突然显现
网络: 物质化；执行副总裁；中国代表处
实现；发生；成为现实:
to take place or start to exist as expected or planned
突然显现；奇怪地出现:
to appear suddenly and/or in a way that cannot be explained
赋...以形体
实现;物质化;具体
A second $200bn injection from the government, talked about more than a year ago, has so far failed to materialise.
第二笔2000亿美元的政府注资从一年多前就开始谈论，但至今尚未到位。
At a recent talk, someone asked me to identify the four or five black swans most likely to materialise over the next five years.
在最近的一次交谈中，有人让我指出未来5年最可能出现的4到5只“黑天鹅”。
Shares are thought to look good value but trying to pinpoint when recovery will materialise is difficult.
他们认为，目前股价看起来有吸引力，但准确判断反弹何时出现十分困难。
The new economy may or may not materialise, but there is no doubt that the next society will be with us shortly.
新经济会不会出现是个未知数，但可以肯定的是新社会就近在咫尺。
Although the bid has been accepted, at least one of the three wants to see if other offers materialise.
虽然报价已经被曼联接受，但至少1个球员还不太想去，打算看看还有没有其他邀请。
Moreover, it takes three years or so to get a new plant going, so new silicon supplies are only just beginning to materialise.
而且，新工厂投产需要3年左右，因此新硅供应仅仅刚开始实现。
When that evening moved on, the moment Susanne had been waiting for failed to materialise.
当那个晚上继续着，Susanne一直期待的那个时刻并没有到来。
He said such internal strife had been forecast for months, but had yet to materialise.
他说这种（关于）内部纷争的预测几个月前就有了，但现在都没有（发生）。
At the very least, the falls mean that the wave of new output forecast over the next few years is unlikely to materialise.
至少，价格下跌意味着未来几年的新增产出潮不大可能实现了。
Eh, 6 years ago some fortune teller said I would get married, it did not materialise and then the year after, they took a shot again.
嗯，6年前，一些算命的预言我会结婚，可惜并没有实现。然而一年后，他们再次作出预言……我的意思并不是我非常享受单身生活，以至于我愿意孤独终老。