normalised

英 [ˈnɔːməlaɪzd]

美 [ˈnɔrməˌlaɪzd]

v.  （使）正常化；（使）恢复友好状态
normalise的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• The danger for the real economy is not that the return to a normalised monetary policy takes place, but it does so too late.
  对实体经济来说，危险并不在于回归常规货币政策，而是回归得太晚。
• Based on the developing background of higher agrotechnical teaching education, the author puts forward his guiding ideology and basic principles of professional construction training goat and Specification requirement of specialities and their normalised names.
  本文就高等农业技术师范教育发展背景，提出了专业建设的指导思想，基本原则，专业培养目标及规格要求。在专业设置上，列举了专业类型的划分和规范化名称。
• But the survey of junior doctors found that errors were normalised, dealt with through teasing, or minimised.
  但是，这项对初级医生的调查发现，过失被正常化了，对它们的处理是一笑了之，或者大事化小。
• When you want have a loop The Normalised Load for Hollow Cylinder with Inner Hoop Crack and Jet Nozzle with a Corner Crack
  含环向内裂纹圆筒和喷嘴角裂纹体的标准载荷
• Brazil normalised its diplomatic relations with South Africa in recognition of the steps taken to end apartheid
  巴西恢复了与南非的外交关系，以示对其采取措施结束种族隔离的正式认可。
• Even though credit spreads and equity values had normalised by the end of 2009, and the financial system was again functioning reasonably normally a year after the 2008 panic, lack of demand has continued to constrain growth.
  2008年危机爆发一年后的2009年年底，尽管信贷息差和资产价值已恢复到正常水平，金融体系也恢复了正常运转，但需求不足仍在持续抑制增长。
• The border between the two nations was only finally demarcated at the very end of2008, while relations were only normalised in the1990s after the1979 border war.
  中越两国在2008年才最终划定两国边界，在中越边境战争之后的20世纪90年代，两国关系才开始正常化。
• Particularly common in the creative industries, working for free has also partly been normalised by the prevalence of unpaid overtime.
  无偿工作在创意行业中尤为常见，无偿工作如今之所以成为常态，其部分原因也是受普遍存在的无偿加班现象的影响。
• Duncan Clark, chairman of BDA China, the telecoms consultancy, said: China's telecom operators are among the more profitable telecom operators globally, but they are becoming more normalised 'now.
  电信咨询公司BDA中国（BDAChina）董事长邓肯（DuncanClark）表示：在全球范围内，中国电信运营商的利润率都比较高，但它们正变得更为正常'。
• Prop trading is not as profitable over the long run as many realise, but if banks are also forced to stop investing in hedge funds and private equity, normalised earnings could fall by about 2 per cent, according to Goldman Sachs.
  从长期来看，自营交易的利润并不像许多人以为的那样丰厚，但如果银行还被迫停止对对冲基金和私人股本的投资，据高盛（goldmansachs）估计，正常盈利水平可能会下降2%左右。