conventionalisation

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conventionalisation — 名詞

1. the process by which a particular way of behaving, designing, or expressing some

1.名詞C2
釋義

常規化

行為或做法逐漸成為普遍標準的過程

the process by which a particular way of behaving, designing, or expressing something gradually becomes accepted as the normal or expected standard

例句

The conventionalisation of touchscreen interfaces made physical keyboards look old-fashioned within a few years.

觸控螢幕介面的常規化,讓實體鍵盤在幾年內就顯得過時了。

uncountable noun as subject + 'of' + noun phrase

After the earthquake, Bilal watched the conventionalisation of stricter building codes across the city.

地震過後,Bilal 目睹了更嚴格建築規範在全市逐步成為常規的過程。

conventionalisation of [regulations/standards]

常見搭配
  • the conventionalisation of [noun]
  • gradual conventionalisation
  • widespread conventionalisation
  • process of conventionalisation
同義詞
  • standardisation

    more deliberate and often imposed by an authority or organisation; conventionalisation is organic

  • normalisation

    broader — can mean returning to a previous state, whereas conventionalisation always means establishing a new norm

  • routinisation

    focuses on repeated behaviour rather than social acceptance

反義詞
  • innovation

    the act of introducing something new, breaking away from convention

  • unconventionality

    a quality of being different from the norm, not a process

文法句型

the conventionalisation of [something]

用法筆記

Typically used with 'the conventionalisation of [something]'. This noun is uncountable and describes an organic social process rather than a deliberate act of standardisation.

常見錯誤

The conventionalisation of the product was done by the design team.
The conventionalisation of smartphone gestures happened gradually as users adopted the same swiping patterns.
conventionalisation is not a deliberate act by one group; it is an organic social process.

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常見搭配

常用片語

  • the conventionalisation of [something]
  • the process of conventionalisation

介系詞搭配