ma·teri·al·ize [məˈtɪəriəlaɪz] ГЛ. неперех.
1. materialize (become fact):
- materialize hope, dream, plan, promise
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- materialize hope, dream, plan, promise
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2. materialize (take physical form):
- materialize
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3. materialize (appear suddenly):
- materialize
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The vertical scroller as a genre materialized in the mid-1970s.
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en.wikipedia.org Later in seances those two nonexistent relatives materialized and spoke to them.
en.wikipedia.org However, funding didn't materialize, and the booking was canceled.
en.wikipedia.org The state funeral ceremony was planned for late 2006, but with repeated delays, no ceremony was held or materialized.
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