conceptualize

英 [kənˈseptʃuəlaɪz]

美 [kənˈseptʃuəlaɪz]

v.  构思; 使形成观念; 将…概念化(为…)

过去分词：conceptualized　现在分词：conceptualizing　过去式：conceptualized　第三人称单数：conceptualizes　

计算机

BNC.24042 / COCA.11003

牛津词典

verb

• 构思；使形成观念；将…概念化（为…）
  to form an idea of sth in your mind

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 conceptualise


• VERB 构思;使形成概念
  If youconceptualizesomething, you form an idea of it in your mind.
  1. How we conceptualize things has a lot to do with what we feel...
     我们对事物的概念在很大程度上取决于我们的感觉。
  2. Tiffany conceptualized herself as a mother, whose primary task was to feed her baby.
     蒂法尼把自己定位为一位母亲，主要任务是哺育孩子。

英英释义

verb

• have the idea for
  1. He conceived of a robot that would help paralyzed patients
  2. This library was well conceived
  Synonym:gestateconceiveconceptualise

双语例句

• We have seen how to extend the Ecore metamodel to conceptualize simple programmatic behavior within a synthetic Java method.
  我们看到了如何扩展Ecore元模型，将合成的Java方法中的编程式行为概念化。
• Rendering instructions are another useful tool to help users and implementers of the IEPD conceptualize the exchange.
  呈现指令是另一个有用的工具，用于帮助IEPD的用户和实现者掌握交换的情况。
• I wrote above that the behavior of complex systems is hard to conceptualize.
  我在上面曾写道复杂系统的行为难以概念化。
• If you then conceptualize the process and say to yourself," Oh, I am remembering", that is thinking.
  如果你「概念化」整个过程，然后对自己说「我正在回忆」，那就变成是「思考」了。
• Gibson has interviewed people to understand how they conceptualize teams.
  吉布森调查了人们对于团队合作这一概念的认识。
• I want you to listen for an answer, but I do not want you to conceptualize it as though it is coming from a person.
  我希望你听到答案，但我不希望你对它概念化，仿佛它是来自一个人。
• This is why I do not want you to conceptualize.
  这就是我为何让你不要概念化。
• Complex processes are essentially the hard rules to conceptualize.
  复杂流程实质上是一些难以概念化的规则。
• However, the ways in which we conceptualize, prioritize, and select which business problems and user needs to implement in software remains a highly variable process throughout our industry.
  然而，我们概念化、划分优先级，并且选择哪些业务问题和用户需求需要在软件中实现所采取的方法在我们的行业中仍旧是非常有价值的过程。
• Once researchers could differentiate original pigments from those that were added later, the museum could more easily start to conceptualize the original work.
  研究人员一旦能够分辨出原来的颜料和后来添加的那些，美术馆对最初的作品形成概念就会变得更容易。