synthesize

Word family nounsynthesistsynthesizersyntheticismsynthetizersynthesisverbsynthesizesynthetizeadjectivesyntheticadverbsynthetically

Related topics: Industry, Chemistry, Music

syn·the·size (also synthesise British English) /ˈsɪnθɪsaɪz/ verb [transitiveT]

1 TIHCto make something by combining different things or substances 合成

DDT is a pesticide that was first synthesized in 1874.

滴滴涕是最初合成于1874年的杀虫剂。

2. TITOGETHERto combine separate things into a complete whole 综合

3. APMTCto produce sounds, speech, or music electronically 〔用合成器〕合成〔声音、语音或音乐〕

Examples from the Corpus

synthesize• For we have wants at the margin only so far as they are synthesized.• It is possible to synthesize all your personal and career needs to find out which career will give you the most satisfaction.• The clock apparently marks time by carrying out a predictable and elaborate process of synthesizing and destroying molecules within living cells.• This is the problem with synthesized foods, where the components are assembled according to a fashionable recipe.• The spider can synthesize several different silk proteins.• This authenticity seems to incorporate and synthesize suffering, to give a profound and valued richness to a whole life.• He synthesized the landscape and the garden plot.• However, he also acknowledges that any actual legal system synthesizes the static and the dynamic principles.• The facilitator duly notes each comment, then asks your group to process and synthesize what you have heard.• New substances were synthesized which acted rather like the ganglion-blockers and lowered blood pressure, but showed distinct and important differences.

From Longman Business Dictionary

synthesizesyn·the·size /ˈsɪnθɪsaɪz/ (also synthesise British EnglishBrE) verb [transitiveT]

to produce something by combining different things, especially to create something that is similar to a natural product

Researchers first synthesized the anti-depressant drug in 1972.

The technique may allow scientists to synthesize large diamonds more cheaply than they can be mined.

—synthesized adjectiveadj [only before a noun]

Callers are already familiar with thesynthesised voice that replies to their questions.

单词	synthesize
释义	synthesize Word family nounsynthesistsynthesizersyntheticismsynthetizersynthesisverbsynthesizesynthetizeadjectivesyntheticadverbsynthetically Related topics: Industry, Chemistry, Music syn·the·size (also synthesise British English) /ˈsɪnθɪsaɪz/ verb [transitiveT] 1 TIHCto make something by combining different things or substances 合成 DDT is a pesticide that was first synthesized in 1874. 滴滴涕是最初合成于1874年的杀虫剂。 2. TITOGETHERto combine separate things into a complete whole 综合 3. APMTCto produce sounds, speech, or music electronically 〔用合成器〕合成〔声音、语音或音乐〕 Examples from the Corpus synthesize• For we have wants at the margin only so far as they are synthesized.• It is possible to synthesize all your personal and career needs to find out which career will give you the most satisfaction.• The clock apparently marks time by carrying out a predictable and elaborate process of synthesizing and destroying molecules within living cells.• This is the problem with synthesized foods, where the components are assembled according to a fashionable recipe.• The spider can synthesize several different silk proteins.• This authenticity seems to incorporate and synthesize suffering, to give a profound and valued richness to a whole life.• He synthesized the landscape and the garden plot.• However, he also acknowledges that any actual legal system synthesizes the static and the dynamic principles.• The facilitator duly notes each comment, then asks your group to process and synthesize what you have heard.• New substances were synthesized which acted rather like the ganglion-blockers and lowered blood pressure, but showed distinct and important differences. From Longman Business Dictionary synthesizesyn·the·size /ˈsɪnθɪsaɪz/ (also synthesise British EnglishBrE) verb [transitiveT] to produce something by combining different things, especially to create something that is similar to a natural product Researchers first synthesized the anti-depressant drug in 1972. The technique may allow scientists to synthesize large diamonds more cheaply than they can be mined. —synthesized adjectiveadj [only before a noun] Callers are already familiar with thesynthesised voice that replies to their questions.
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