英语词汇“formulate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

formulate

/ˈfɔːmjʊleɪt

verb [with object]

1Create or prepare methodically: the government has formulated a policy on waste management use special-effects paints that are formulated for the task...

To implement strategies, MMRDA prepares plans, formulates policies and programmes and helps in directing investments in the region.
It is time to start seriously questioning the power of corporations, and their role in formulating economic policy.
It is time to think, plan and formulate a strong antibiotic policy to address the burgeoning hospital infection.

Synonyms

draw up, put together, work out, map out, plan, prepare, get ready, compose, produce, construct, make, develop, contrive, hatch, devise, think up, conceive, create, frame, lay, invent, originate, coin, design;

write out, write down, put in writing, put down (on paper), draft

1.1Express (an idea) in a concise or systematic way: the argument is sufficiently clear that it can be formulated mathematically...

Try to formulate your ideas in mathematical form so that the referee has an idea of where you are coming from.
What elevates good writers is the way they formulate their ideas.
Nevertheless, he formulates the idea of impetus in more classical terms as a virtus impressa (impressed force) and virtus motiva (motive force).

Synonyms

express, articulate, put into words, utter, state, say, verbalize, word, phrase, render, frame, couch, voice, give voice to, give form to, give expression to;

convey, communicate, put across/over, get across/over;

specify, define, particularize, itemize, detail, indicate, designate, systematize

Derivatives

formulator

noun ...

But they've also persuaded the original formulators and the people with the know-how to collaborate to actually put the whole product back in production.
After all, the Victorian and Edwardian formulators of the work ethic understood that it is work that gives you a sense of your own powers and abilities; it is work that gives you self-esteem and self-confidence.
The voices of opposition can allow the policy formulators to revise their policies to suit social developments.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from formula + -ate³, on the pattern of French formuler, from medieval Latin formulare.

单词	formulate
释义	formulate /ˈfɔːmjʊleɪt / verb [with object] 1Create or prepare methodically: the government has formulated a policy on waste management use special-effects paints that are formulated for the task... To implement strategies, MMRDA prepares plans, formulates policies and programmes and helps in directing investments in the region. It is time to start seriously questioning the power of corporations, and their role in formulating economic policy. It is time to think, plan and formulate a strong antibiotic policy to address the burgeoning hospital infection. Synonyms draw up, put together, work out, map out, plan, prepare, get ready, compose, produce, construct, make, develop, contrive, hatch, devise, think up, conceive, create, frame, lay, invent, originate, coin, design; write out, write down, put in writing, put down (on paper), draft 1.1Express (an idea) in a concise or systematic way: the argument is sufficiently clear that it can be formulated mathematically... Try to formulate your ideas in mathematical form so that the referee has an idea of where you are coming from. What elevates good writers is the way they formulate their ideas. Nevertheless, he formulates the idea of impetus in more classical terms as a virtus impressa (impressed force) and virtus motiva (motive force). Synonyms express, articulate, put into words, utter, state, say, verbalize, word, phrase, render, frame, couch, voice, give voice to, give form to, give expression to; convey, communicate, put across/over, get across/over; specify, define, particularize, itemize, detail, indicate, designate, systematize Derivatives formulator noun ... But they've also persuaded the original formulators and the people with the know-how to collaborate to actually put the whole product back in production. After all, the Victorian and Edwardian formulators of the work ethic understood that it is work that gives you a sense of your own powers and abilities; it is work that gives you self-esteem and self-confidence. The voices of opposition can allow the policy formulators to revise their policies to suit social developments. Origin Mid 19th century: from formula + -ate³, on the pattern of French formuler, from medieval Latin formulare.
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