单词crystallise
v.: 变明确；使（想法、信仰等）明确；（使）形成晶体
n.: 结晶
变明确；使（想法、信仰等）明确:
to become clear and fixed; to make thoughts, beliefs, etc. clear and fixed
（使）形成晶体，结晶:
to form or make sth form into crystals
结晶
The regulatory overhaul recently proposed by the Obama administration and currently before Congress could crystallise this dominance.
奥巴马（Obama）政府近日提交的监管改革提案，目前正在国会接受审议，该提案可能会明确这一要务。
An orderly restructuring would be risky. Doing it now would crystallise losses for banks and taxpayers across Europe.
有序的债务重组存在风险，当下启动会使整个欧洲的银行和纳税人受到的损失成为现实。
But Cruddas says people wanting this politics to crystallise will have to be patient.
不过，克鲁达斯说人们要想看到这类政治活动具体化还需要些耐心。
Even so, a weaker euro may crystallise a feeling that Europe is not doing its bit to support global demand.
即便如此，一个较弱的欧元可能结晶的感觉，欧洲没有尽其位，以支持全球需求。
Shanghai"s tumble was a shock, and helped crystallise anxiety.
上海股市的下跌令人震惊，并导致了市场的焦虑。
Many bondholders would never sell into the market, as this would force them to crystallise losses.
许多债券持有人说什么也不愿在市场上出售债券，因为那会使他们的浮亏变成实亏。
Truth shall crystallise before your very eyes but I say to you that no man will truly know the hour.
真相会在你们眼前变得具体化，但我告诉你们，没有人会真正知晓那一时刻。
Doing it now would crystallise losses for banks and taxpayers across Europe.
它将会使银行与欧洲纳税人的损失兑现。
And selling would require them to crystallise the losses rather than let hope?
而出售手中的股权将要求他们具体化其亏损度，而非使希望？？。
Dr Kanatzidis"s group is developing new ways of making these compounds crystallise correctly.
Kanatzidis博士团队正在研究能够使这些化合物适当结晶的方法。