personalizes

personalizes

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• v.使個人化；使成個人所有物；在(物品)上標出姓名[記號]；使人格化
• 網絡個性化；個性化設置；個性化與個人化

詞形變化

第三人稱單數：personalizes  現在分詞：personalizing  過去式：personalized  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. 使個人化 2. 使成個人所有物 3. 在(物品)上標出姓名[記號] 4. 使人格化;【語】擬(某物)為人,使...擬人化

英英解釋

v.

1. to make an argument, issue, or subject deal mainly with individual people and their characters instead of with general facts 2. to make or change something so that it is especially appropriate for a particular person 3. to mark something with someone’s name or initials, or with a special decoration, in order to show who owns it

例句

Now, CureTogether and a firm that personalizes health information for individuals called HealthTap sponsor the Quantified Self website.

目前，CureTogether和HealthTap公司共同贊助量化自我網站；HealthTap公司是一家為用戶量身定制個人健康信息的企業。

The curriculum personalizes education and applies an internationally-minded approach to learning.

國際小學課程將教育個人化，并且將一種具有國際觀念的方法用在學習上。

Notice that Amazon recognizes a customer through a cookie and personalizes the site based on what that customer has ordered before.

亞馬孫認可顧客通過曲奇餅和個人化站點根據那名顧客以前定購了什麼。

Her suicide personalizes the losses due to the Great Wall.

她自殺的個性化造成的損失長城。

Therefore the nature of technology is one kind of tool which personalizes essence.

所以技術的本質就是一種把自在自然人化的工具。

It " personalizes" the books by having the computer make the reader the leading character in the story.

它把書“個人化”，用計算機使讀者成為故事中的主角。

he personalizes it and calls it, "the Logos of Christ" or "the Logos, which is Christ" (See John 1: 1).

他把它人格化，并稱它為「基督的道」，或「道，就是基督」（看約1：1）。