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Meanings of materialise in English

Portuguese
materializar
Catalan
materialitzar-se
Spanish
suceder

Come into being; become reality.

materializar
Usage of materialise in English
1
In 25 years of democracy, numerous new dawns have failed to materialise.
The South African
2
The change does not guarantee that more funds will materialise, of course.
Reuters
3
Lending to the real economy could continue even if severe stresses materialise.
The Guardian
4
The market will remain hectic until the billions promised to Greece materialise.
Reuters
5
His promise of establishing a citizens' rights charter is yet to materialise.
The Guardian
6
A finance minister's dream scenario, particularly if the threat fails to materialise.
The Irish Times
7
However, a tapering exercise anticipated to start in September failed to materialise.
The Irish Times
8
The German protests are expected to materialise in at least 30 cities.
The Irish Times
9
Unfortunately, the benefits to the business world have been slower to materialise.
Forbes
10
When immediate profits did not materialise, many people pulled their money out.
Reuters
11
They go there and something new will materialise for them, Priscilla says.
Radio NZ
12
Marin's game failed to materialise in the early throes of the second.
Reuters
13
Indeed, he is still seeking that Indian Summer to materialise from nowhere.
The Irish Times
14
Anyway, any idea where this 18th Gold of ours suddenly materialise from?
The Guardian
15
In time, the benefits should materialise but for now that's ice-cold comfort.
Reuters
16
But will a real offer materialise and how high could it go?
Reuters
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Translations for materialise
Portuguese
materializar
Spanish
suceder
Materialise through the time
Materialise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare