rationalise

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网络  合理化; 使合理化

过去分词：rationalised　现在分词：rationalising　过去式：rationalised　第三人称单数：rationalises　

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英英释义

verb

• weed out unwanted or unnecessary things
  1. We had to lose weight, so we cut the sugar from our diet
  Synonym:cutprunerationalize
• remove irrational quantities from
  1. This function can be rationalized
  Synonym:rationalize
• think rationally
  1. When one wonders why one is doing certain things, one should rationalize
  Synonym:rationalize
• defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning
  1. rationalize the child's seemingly crazy behavior
  2. he rationalized his lack of success
  Synonym:apologizeapologiseexcusejustifyrationalize
• structure and run according to rational or scientific principles in order to achieve desired results
  1. We rationalized the factory's production and raised profits
  Synonym:rationalize

双语例句

• People can rationalise it by saying that it's cheaper than going out for a night out and wasting much more and not meeting anyone.
  人们可以找出理由，称与出去约会、花费巨大却找不到任何对象相比，这种方式更为廉价。
• But, he adds: "I personally hope that the regulatory authorities will come up with a more permanent solution to the fragmentation and rationalise the market structure."
  但他补充道：“我个人希望监管部门能拿出一份更长久的方案，解决市场分散问题，并优化市场结构。”
• The new Russian ideology presents European values as part of a hypocritical propaganda the west uses to rationalise its pursuit of geopolitical and economic interests.
  俄罗斯的新意识形态把欧洲的价值观视为其虚伪宣传的一部分，声称西方正在利用这套虚伪宣传将他们的地缘政治和经济利益追求合理化。
• As the Treasury said in 2008, "the realities of the current marketplace for securities and futures products make it increasingly difficult to rationalise a separate regulatory regime".
  正如美国财政部2008年所表示的，“证券与期货产品目前的市场现实，使得我们越来越难以对分立的监管体制实施合理化改革”。
• It allows sub-standard chief executives to rationalise huge pay packages while their underlings get peanuts ( or rice).
  次级高管可用来获得理所应当的丰厚综合工资，而下属只有花生米大小的微薄薪资，甚至米粒大小。
• Other turnround measures seem sensible: rationalise Europe ( 81 per cent of group revenues in the last quarter), sell the lossmaking North American arm, and push further into China.
  其他转型措施似乎是明智的：合理化其欧洲业务（上一季度该集团81%的营收来自该地区），出售其不断亏损的北美业务，并进一步向中国推进。
• Knowing that governments are serious about stabilising debt levels makes it easier for most central bankers to rationalise continued crisis measures, as some central bank governors ( notably in the UK) have quite candidly stated.
  知道政府重视稳定债务水平，会使大多数央行更易于将继续执行的危机措施合理化。一些国家（尤其是英国）的央行行长相当坦率地指出了这一点。
• The focus will be to rationalise state regulation of insurance companies, state-chartered banks and securities dealers and perhaps serve as a model for other states and even the federal government.
  该小组的重点是将保险公司、州立特许银行以及证券经纪公司的州监管合理化，同时可能成为其它各州甚至联邦政府的表率。
• Those who cheat on their expenses will find it harder to rationalise their corruption.
  那些在报销上作假的员工将发现更加难以为自己的贪污行为寻找借口。
• It is tempting to rationalise such declines with reference to the actions of central banks, yet this fails to provide wholly satisfying explanations.
  人们很容易用中央银行的举措来解释此类下跌，但这无法提供一个完全令人满意的解答。