normalise

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v.  （使）正常化；（使）恢复友好状态

过去分词：normalised　现在分词：normalising　过去式：normalised　第三人称单数：normalises　复数：normalises　

BNC.24769

英英释义

verb

• make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard
  1. normalize relations with China
  2. normalize the temperature
  3. normalize the spelling
  Synonym:normalizerenormalizerenormalise
• become normal or return to its normal state
  1. Let us hope that relations with this country will normalize soon
  Synonym:normalize

双语例句

• Aside from fostering fiscal soundness, an exit will help money markets normalise.
  除了促成财政稳健，退出还有助于货币市场正常化。
• Although many analysts had predicted that Seoul could wait until February to raise the cost of borrowing, economists have also accused Seoul of taking too long to normalise rates after the downturn, risking an overheating of the economy.
  虽然很多分析师曾预测韩国可能要到今年2月才会提高借贷成本，但经济学家也已指责韩国在经济低迷之后太晚恢复正常利率，使得经济面临过热风险。
• Mr Ma also made it clear that he expects it will take years to normalise economic relations across the Strait.
  马英九还明确表示，他预计台海两岸实现经济关系正常化需要多年时间。
• Its gross government debt as a share of GDP is significantly lower than that of the US, and the Bank of Canada has begun to normalise monetary policy by raising interest rates.
  政府总债务占gdp比率大大低于美国，加拿大央行（bankofcanada）已经开始提高利率，实施正常的货币政策。
• The PBoC's main goal is to increase flexibility in the forex market and normalise the currency.
  中国央行的主要目标是加大外汇市场的灵活性，让人民币汇率走向正常化。
• Assuming a normal growing season in the southern hemisphere is followed by a healthy one in the north, he expected to see prices "starting to normalise" by 2012.
  他认为，在南半球的正常种植季结束之后，北半球将迎来一个不错的种植季，他预测，到2012年前，价格将“开始趋于正常”。
• Because of their exceptional nature, these measures will have to be unwound once economic and financial conditions normalise.
  由于其“非常”特性，一旦经济及金融状况恢复正常，就必须解除这些措施。
• The current enthusiasm of investors is likely to abate when the strong cyclical upturn begins to normalise again and the risks of slower long-term growth, the end of intervention and less benign rates become evident.
  一旦强劲的周期性复苏开始回归正常，长期增长放缓、政府停止干预和上调利率的可能性开始显现，投资者当前的热情可能就会减弱。
• Failing to normalise earnings: emerging market stocks may look cheap based on their historic price-earnings ratio.
  未能实现收益正常化：以历史市盈率衡量，新兴市场股票的估值似乎偏低。
• Eventually – meaning over the next five years or so – prices will have to normalise, and new housing construction will need to reflect underlying demand from new, low-income urbanites, rather than the desire of the existing urban middle class to store their wealth.
  最终（即未来五年左右），房价将不得不走向正常，新的住宅建设将需要反映新一代低收入城市居民的基本需求，而非当前城市中产阶层的财富储存需求。