take shape

英 [teɪk ʃeɪp]

美 [teɪk ʃeɪp]

成形; 形成; 具体化; 有显著发展

英英释义

verb

• develop into a distinctive entity
  1. our plans began to take shape
  Synonym:formtake formspring

双语例句

• Our plan is beginning to take shape.
  我们的计划开始成形了。
• If the brain drain becomes an irreversible trend, a vicious circle will take shape in Chinese academia.
  如果人才流失成为一种不可逆转的趋势，那么，中国学术界将会形成恶性循环。
• We watched the vase begin to take shape in the potter's hands.
  我们看着花瓶在陶工的手中开始成形。
• Another problem is that small factions or cliques must never be allowed to take shape in the party.
  还有一个问题，党内无论如何不能形成小派，小圈子。
• And it may dictate how certain things in the universe take shape.
  而且这一比率可能决定了宇宙中特定事物的成形。
• Our ideas are beginning to take shape.
  我们的想法已经外始初具雏形了。
• In 1912 women's events were added, and the modern Olympic programme began to take shape.
  1912年增加了女子比赛项目，现代奥林匹克运动会开始初具雏形。
• Thanks to these pioneers, the full story of the Missoula floods began to take shape.
  由于这些先驱者的努力，密苏拉洪水说开始形成了完整的脉络。
• The new building is beginning to take shape.
  新大楼开始成形了。
• Our plans now began to take shape.
  这时，我们的计划开始有了眉目。