crystallized

英 [ˈkrɪstəlaɪzd]

美 [ˈkrɪstəlaɪzd]

adj.  蜜饯的; 用糖渍的
v.  变明确; 使(想法、信仰等)明确; (使)形成晶体，结晶
crystallize的过去分词和过去式

过去式：crystallized　过去分词：crystallized　

TOEFL医学

BNC.39318 / COCA.24739

牛津词典

adj.

• 蜜饯的；用糖渍的
  preserved in and covered with sugar

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 crystal-lised


• (水果或糖)蜜饯的，用糖渍的
  Crystallizedfruits and sweets are covered in sugar which has been melted and then allowed to go hard.

双语例句

• We see that there are a crystallized calcium stone.
  大家请看，那上面有一块晶莹剔透的钙石，像什么呢？
• Strawberries were also just sprinkled with crystallized sucrose.
  草莓也只是与蔗糖结晶洒。
• Give me your love and patience, I will stick to grateful smile, smile crystallized my infinite love.
  给我你的爱和耐心，我会抱以感激的微笑，这微笑中凝结著我对你无限的爱。
• A common mineral consisting of crystallized calcium carbonate; a major constituent of limestone.
  一种常见的矿物，由晶体形式的碳酸钙构成，是石灰石的主要成分。
• Politically the United States embodied, and its constitution crystallized, the liberal ideas of the middle eighteenth century.
  从政治上来讲，美国体现了18世纪中叶的自由思想，它的宪法也使该思想得到了具体实施。
• Monsieur, the queen is asking for crystallized fruit.
  先生，王后要蜜饯水果。
• Their customs crystallized into law.
  他们的习俗形成了法律。
• When it crystallized into an aesthetic ritual, it fell into decadence and corruption.
  当文艺复兴成为一种美学定式，它就开始了颓废和堕落。
• Suitable for viscous, strong corrosive of or easy to be crystallized media.
  适于测量腐蚀性较强，且黏稠或易结晶的介质的压力。
• A substance that can be crystallized.
  类晶质一种能够被晶体化的物质。