internalise

internalise

美 [ɪn'tɜ:nəlaɪz] 　英 [ɪn'tɜ:nəlaɪz]

• v.使（感情、态度或信仰）成为思想行为的一部分；使内在化
• 网络内化；内部化；主观化

英汉双解

英汉解释

v.

1. 主观化

例句

For workers to internalise the company's objectives, it must have a coherent identity and value-system: in short, a culture.

要想让员工认同公司的目标，就必须拥有一个连贯的身份和价值体系：简言之，即企业文化。

Even before the Apollo programme fell to earth, we had managed to internalise much of the space age's outward? bound rhetoric.

即便在阿波罗登月计划制定之前，我们内心存有许多有关太空时代对于外太空的溢美之词。

Policymakers want the financial system to internalise the costs of the risks it generates rather than pass them to taxpayers.

政策制定者希望金融体系能够在内部消化自身产生的风险成本，而不是将它们转嫁给纳税人。

Internalise The process of reading data from a stream and assigning the data to an object or constructing an object from the data.

从一个数据流中读取数据并且将数据赋值给一个对象或者利用此数据构建一个对象的过程。

It is a feature of targets that they internalise their anger rather than express it.

这是一个当目标人内化愤怒而不是表达出来时具有的一种特点。

The narrative will be shaped by how people internalise risk.

对危机的叙述将取决于人们如何看待风险。