ossified

英 [ˈɒsɪfaɪd]

美 [ˈɑːsɪfaɪd]

v.  僵化; 使固定不变; 使骨化; 骨质化
ossify的过去分词和过去式

BNC.42887 / COCA.37608

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG （使）僵化；（使）一成不变；（使）墨守成规
  If an idea, system, or organizationossifiesor if somethingossifiesit, it becomes fixed and difficult to change.
  1. It reckons that rationing would ossify the farm industry...
     人们认为实行配给制会使农业失去活力。
  2. British society tended to ossify and close ranks as the 1930s drew to their close.
     英国社会在20世纪30年代末期趋于保守和自闭。
  3. ...an ossified institution.
     僵化的机构

英英释义

adj

• set in a rigidly conventional pattern of behavior, habits, or beliefs
  1. obsolete fossilized ways
  2. an ossified bureaucratic system
  Synonym:fossilizedfossilised

双语例句

• Things became ossified in the late17th century.
  在17世纪末，一切都变得僵化了。
• China is no longer the closed and backward society it was 100 years ago, or the poor and ossified society 30 years ago.
  如今的中国，早已不是一百年前封闭落后的旧中国，也不是30年前贫穷僵化的中国。
• Conclusion The expression of BMP-2/ 4 leads to the creation of the ossified bone.
  结论BMP-2/4的表达导致了脊柱结核病灶周围硬化骨的产生。
• Most blame, however, belongs not to any one person but to California's system of governance, which has ossified for decades.
  但是，大多数的责备并不是针对任何个人，而是针对加州数十年来僵化的政治体系。
• But as time went on, the Soviet pattern became ossified.
  但是后来苏联的模式僵化了。
• Cochlear implantation in patients with ossified cochleas;
  探讨人工耳蜗植入术的有关问题。
• Beliefs have ossified into rigid dogma.
  信仰已僵化为不可更动的教条。
• The central ideas of liberalism have ossified ( Jeffrey Hart)
  自由主义的主要观点已变得僵化（杰弗里哈特）
• The content is old and the system is ossified;
  课程内容陈旧、课程体系僵化；
• We should break the bondage of ossified thinking.
  我们要冲破保守僵化思想的束缚。