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

• 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。
• The$ 300bn-odd question remains: what are normalised earnings for banks post-meltdown?
  一个涉及3000多亿美元的问题仍有待解答：危机过后，银行的正常盈利水平是多少？
• 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。
• Anaphylactic shock was suspected, so IV hydrocortisone and a plasma expander were given; this normalised BP but had no effect on her other symptoms.
  由于怀疑为过敏性休克，给予静脉注射氢化可的松，补充血容量。血压恢复正常，但她的其他症状没有改善。
• The normalised fittings and nomogram of fundamental dimensions of disc cams with translating roller followers
  直动滚子推杆盘形凸轮机构基本尺寸的诺模拟合及诺模图
• With valuations on a normalised basis far more attractive than one or two years ago, the present climate for investing in stocks is especially attractive for those whose investment discipline has left them with ample cash.
  由于规范化的估价远远比一两年前更具吸引力，对于那些由于恪守投资纪律、而使自己握有充足现金的人而言，当前的股票投资环境尤其具有吸引力。
• 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'。
• 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 NBER said the arbitrage had narrowed through 2009 to more normalised levels.
  国家经济研究局表示，2009年期间，套利现象已削减到更为正常的水平。
• In the US, auto sales are moving back to normalised replacement demand levels, implying slowing growth.
  在美国，汽车销售开始回归正常化的更换需求水平，这意味着增长放缓。