metamorphose
metamorphose 英 [ˌmetəˈmɔ:fəʊz] 美 [ˌmetəˈmɔrfoʊz]
vt. 变质；变形；使变成
进行时:metamorphosing 过去式:metamorphosed 过去分词:metamorphosed 第三人称单数:metamorphoses 名词复数:metamorphoses
- If you've ever seen a caterpillar emerge from its cocoon transformed into a butterfly, you've watched it metamorphose, or change completely.
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- vt. 变质；变形；使变成
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1. However, Process Z might immediately choose to metamorphose to another application.
而进程 Z 则可能立即发生变化，转到另一个应用程序。
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2. In addition to its auspicious connotations in political texts, the fox was perceived as a spectral animal able to metamorphose and to bewitch people.
除了政治文献中的吉祥含义外，狐狸还被认为是能够变身并蛊惑人的妖魔动物。
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3. Despite the confusion about the word "evolution, " our strongest terms of change are rooted in the organic: grow, develop, evolve, mutate, learn, metamorphose, adapt.
尽管“进化”这个词令人困惑，我们对于变化的最强烈的措辞深植于有机物中：成长、发展、演变、变异、学习、变质、适应。
- metamorphose (v.) 1570s, from Middle French métamorphoser (16c.), from métamorphose (n.), from Latin metamorphosis (see metamorphosis). Related: Metamorphosed. The Greek verb was metamorphoun.
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