crystallisation
意味: The process of becoming definite and clear in form; the point at which vague ideas or feelings take shape as something concrete.
Crystallisation figuratively describes the moment when something abstract — an idea, a feeling, a movement — solidifies into a clear and definite form. It implies a transition from the fluid and uncertain to the fixed and sharp. In chemistry, it is the process by which a solid forms from a solution or melt. The figurative usage is common in intellectual, political, and creative contexts. Common collocations include 'the crystallisation of,' 'a crystallisation of thought,' and 'ideas crystallised.'
例文
- The referendum represented the crystallisation of years of growing public dissatisfaction with the status quo. 这次全民公投代表了多年来公众对现状不满情绪的结晶。El referéndum representó la cristalización de años de creciente descontento público con el statu quo.その国民投票は、現状に対する国民の不満が長年にわたって高まった末の結晶であった。그 국민투표는 현 상황에 대한 대중의 불만이 수년간 커져온 끝에 결정화된 것이었다.
- That single lecture proved to be the crystallisation of everything she had been thinking about for months. 那一次讲座成了她数月来思考的结晶。Aquella conferencia resultó ser la cristalización de todo lo que ella había estado reflexionando durante meses.あの一回の講義が、彼女が数か月間考え続けていたすべての結晶となった。그 한 번의 강의가 그녀가 수개월간 생각해 온 모든 것의 결정이 되었다.
- The manifesto marked the crystallisation of the movement's goals into a coherent political programme. 这份宣言标志着该运动的目标凝聚为一项连贯的政治纲领。El manifiesto marcó la cristalización de los objetivos del movimiento en un programa político coherente.その宣言は、運動の目標が首尾一貫した政治綱領へと結晶化したことを示すものであった。그 선언문은 운동의 목표가 일관된 정치 강령으로 결정화되었음을 보여주었다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, literary, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From crystal (from Greek krystallos, ice, rock crystal) + -isation. The British spelling retains the '-ise' suffix. The figurative sense of ideas solidifying into definite form draws on the image of ordered crystals forming from a disordered solution.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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