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Meanings of crystallise in inglés

portugués
elucidar
catalán
cristal·litzar
español
cristalizar

Make free from confusion or ambiguity; make clear.

cristalizar
español
crystallise

A state of a liquid prior to the state of a solid.

crystallise
Usage of crystallise in inglés
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She reckons it would crystallise EU thinking; he thinks it would be gesture politics.
The Guardian
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Elderfield said forcing banks to sell their loan books quickly would crystallise huge losses.
Reuters
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But they also crystallise how hard it is for democracies to mobilise public action.
The Irish Times
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But, if it comes off, it will crystallise the material in a rigorous way.
The Guardian
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His views on the religious and political condition of the country began to crystallise.
Eminent Victorians
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A salt solution vigorously stirred by the spoon of God Almighty begins to crystallise.
Atlantis
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As she paused to crystallise an idea, Charlie cut in.
The Best British Short Stories of 1922
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But that does not mean that it will necessarily crystallise into a new religion.
The New Revelation
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But if you let alum crystallise, you will see a whole field of pyramids.
Historical Miniatures
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When they crystallise as portents, they lose all their usefulness.
Christian Mysticism
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This means the investor withdrawing their funds should be able to crystallise a smaller loss.
Reuters
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Certain Times do crystallise themselves in a magnificent manner; others in a rather shabby one.
Past and Present
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The substance is routinely used in laboratories but can crystallise and become unstable over time.
The Irish Times
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But does phenomenological investigation do more than crystallise experience?
The Guardian
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This is a non cash, one-off transaction and will not crystallise into cash tax payable.
Reuters
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It was the young astronomer, he reflected, who had helped to crystallise her strange views.
The Mayor of Warwick
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Crystallise through the time