例句
||1:As for the campaign against corruption, it will go only so far.||2:Corruption is a pillar of Putin-era stability as much as a threat to it.||3:Much of what could be called corruption has become formalised , if not legalised, through official tenders, court rulings and bank-approved loans.||4:That makes it both more prevalent and amorphous—and harder to eliminate.
||1:至于反腐斗争,也只能到此为止了。||2:腐败既是普京政局稳定的一大支柱,也是一大威胁。||3:被称为腐败的很多东西即使没有合法化,也通过正式投标、法院裁决和银行许可的贷款变得正常化了。||4:这就导致贪污问题更加普遍,形式更加复杂,更难消除。
verb
1.Give (something) legal or formal status.
‘a year has elapsed since the marriage was formalized’
‘That local authorities seek to formalise such choices shows their curious understanding of democratic engagement, as complicating, regulating and ratifying simple day-to-day decisions.’
2.Give a definite structure or shape to.
‘we became able to formalize our thoughts’
‘An even halfway adept filmmaker would interpret and shape such footage, formalize and comment upon it.’
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