humanize

Word family noun human humanism humanity ≠ inhumanity humanitarian humanitarianism humankind humanoid humanenesshumanisthumanizationhumannesshuman naturehuman resourceshuman shieldadjective human ≠ inhuman superhuman subhuman humane ≠ inhumane humanitarian humanoid humanistichumanlikeverb humanize adverb humanly ≠ inhumanly humanely ≠ inhumanely

hu·man·ize (also humanise British English) /ˈhjuːmənaɪz/ verb [transitiveT]

NICEto make a place or system more pleasant or more suitable for people 使〔场所、制度〕人性化

an attempt to humanize prison conditions

让监狱环境更人性化的尝试

Examples from the Corpus

humanize• She began to put into action her plan to humanize Biff.• She had been a check and balance for her husband, a sounding board and humanizing influence.• His general purpose was to humanize prison conditions and to provide prisoners with opportunities for personal reformation.• That structure stresses open communications and collaboration, and it humanizes the organization by eliminating the number and pictorial importance of levels.• And to humanize the plant, how about adding a few paintings and collages from local artists?• The administration has made attempts to humanize the prison.• Busy traffic very soon humanized these inland seas, linking their coasts, their civilizations and their history.• It has been much improved over the previous version and humanized, to boot.

单词	humanize
释义	humanize Word family noun human humanism humanity ≠ inhumanity humanitarian humanitarianism humankind humanoid humanenesshumanisthumanizationhumannesshuman naturehuman resourceshuman shieldadjective human ≠ inhuman superhuman subhuman humane ≠ inhumane humanitarian humanoid humanistichumanlikeverb humanize adverb humanly ≠ inhumanly humanely ≠ inhumanely hu·man·ize (also humanise British English) /ˈhjuːmənaɪz/ verb [transitiveT] NICEto make a place or system more pleasant or more suitable for people 使〔场所、制度〕人性化 an attempt to humanize prison conditions 让监狱环境更人性化的尝试 Examples from the Corpus humanize• She began to put into action her plan to humanize Biff.• She had been a check and balance for her husband, a sounding board and humanizing influence.• His general purpose was to humanize prison conditions and to provide prisoners with opportunities for personal reformation.• That structure stresses open communications and collaboration, and it humanizes the organization by eliminating the number and pictorial importance of levels.• And to humanize the plant, how about adding a few paintings and collages from local artists?• The administration has made attempts to humanize the prison.• Busy traffic very soon humanized these inland seas, linking their coasts, their civilizations and their history.• It has been much improved over the previous version and humanized, to boot.
随便看	make somebody captain make somebody captain/leader etc make somebody feel at home make somebody into something make somebody leader make somebody over make somebody's acquaintance make somebody's blood boil make somebody's blood run cold make somebody's day make somebody's flesh crawl make somebody's flesh creep make somebody's flesh creep/crawl make somebody's hair curl make somebody's hair stand on end make somebody sick make somebody's life a misery make somebody/something into something make somebody's skin crawl make somebody's toes curl make somebody/yourself sick make some sense of make some sense of something make (some) sense of something make some sense of sth