第三人称单数:popularizes
现在分词:popularizing
过去分词:popularized
过去式:popularized
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及物动词普及; 使受欢迎; 使通俗化; 使流行
popularize的近义词
1. 受欢迎:popularization 通俗化 | popularize 受欢迎 | popularizer 大众化的人
2. 使流行:electrify使充电 | popularize使流行 | frighten使惊吓
3. 使普及:popular 流行的 | popularize 使普及 | populate 居住
4. (使)大众化,(使)普及,推广:popularity 大众性,通俗性 | popularize (使)大众化,(使)普及,推广 | popularizer 普及者,推广者
1. 使受喜爱;使受欢迎
To popularize something means to make a lot of people interested in it and able to enjoy it.
e.g. Irving Brokaw popularized figure skating in the US.
欧文·布罗考在美国引发了花样滑冰热潮。
2. 使通俗;普及;推广
To popularize an academic subject or scientific idea means to make it more easy to understand for ordinary people.
e.g. It was Aristotle who proved the world is round. Plato popularized the concept.
亚里士多德证明了地球是圆的,柏拉图普及了这一概念。
1. She performed in China four years ago and is keen to popularize the Celtic harp, which she has playing since she was a child.
2. China will popularize knowledge in the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases, striving to achieve an awareness rate of 50 percent among core members in this regard.
3. It will help train doctors and educate patients at the clinics, as well as popularize diagnosis and therapy standards for commonly and frequently encountered diseases.
4. This is part of efforts to popularize compulsory education in western and central China.
5. He said the pilot system has helped popularize the concept of intellectual property in the country and increased company enthusiasm in creating and applying them.
6. More than 100 primary and secondary schools are helping to popularize sailing among teenagers by offering related courses and setting up sailing training teams.
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7. The association's purpose is to disseminate information about the UN, promote understanding of its work and research and popularize UN projects.
8. The encouraging figure itself makes a strong case for the country to further improve and popularize the pilot scheme.
9. Art talks and local concerts sometimes are also held to popularize knowledge on fine arts.
10. The World Environment Foundation provided $ 14 million to support China's efforts to popularize the new lighting in July 2009.
verb
1. make understandable to the general public
e.g. Carl Sagan popularized cosmology in his books
Synonym: popularise
2. popularize
2. cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public
bring into general or common use
e.g. They popularized coffee in Washington State
Relativity Theory was vulgarized by these authors
Synonym: popularise vulgarize vulgarise generalize generalise