revolutionise

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网络  彻底改变

过去分词：revolutionised　过去式：revolutionised　现在分词：revolutionising　第三人称单数：revolutionises　

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英英释义

verb

• change radically
  1. E-mail revolutionized communication in academe
  Synonym:revolutionizeoverturn
• fill with revolutionary ideas
  Synonym:revolutionizeinspire

双语例句

• It is a company that promises to revolutionise the way solar power is used and to become the Apple of green energy.
  这是一家誓言要对太阳能利用方式进行革命、成为绿色能源领域的苹果（Apple）的企业。
• Whats more, hes offering a tantalising new theory about what really makes us fat which could revolutionise our approach to weight loss.
  而且，他还为真正让我们发胖的罪魁祸首提供了一种诱人的新理论这能彻底改变我们的减肥大法。
• It's one of many new index or tracker funds just released that I reckon will revolutionise investing as we know it.
  这是最近推出的很多新指数或者追踪基金中的一只。我认为正是这些基金将革新我们的投资理念。
• Mr Li has rejected concerns about its sustainability and said the company will revolutionise solar energy.
  李河君已驳斥了围绕汉能可持续性的担忧，并表示，该公司将给太阳能行业带来革命。
• Computer scientists at Saarland University, Germany, have developed a wireless bicycle brake they say could revolutionise control systems.
  德国萨尔州大学的计算机科学家们已研发出了一种自行车无线刹车装置，据悉此举将彻底变革控制系统。
• The mapping technology will revolutionise public health approaches such as monitoring and vaccination programmes of managing disease like typhoid fever, especially in the developing world, he adds.
  他还说，特别是在发展中国家，这种测绘技术将彻底革新诸如监测以及控制伤寒等疾病的免疫接种项目等等公共卫生手段。
• A new app promises to revolutionise the way we take pictures, creating hypnotic animated loops of everyday snapshots to be shared on social media.
  一个新应用程序立志要颠覆我们的拍照方式，称可以创建一种能在社交媒体上共享的日常快照动画。
• Increasing yields on individual crops takes time and money, but can revolutionise the industry.
  提高某一种作物的单产耗费时间和金钱，但却可以对农业行业产生革命性的影响。
• The fate of a project which could revolutionise the use of computers in hospitals hangs in the balance.
  可能给医院的计算机使用带来革命的项目仍然前途未明。
• Since 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, was pioneered in the 1980s, it has been widely expected to revolutionise the manufacturing of complex components, from medical implants to jet-engine parts.
  自上世纪80年代3D打印技术（又称增材制造（Additivemanufacturing））开创以来，各界普遍预期该技术将革新复杂零件的制造，从医疗植入物到喷气发动机部件。