materialize in Spanish
materialize in Spanish is materializar — materialize means to become real or actually happen, especially after being planned or hoped for.
materialize in Spanish
materializar
(transitive) To cause to take physical form, or to cause an object to appear.
What does "materialize" mean?
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verb To become real or actually happen, especially after being planned or hoped for.
"The promised pay rise never materialized."
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verb To suddenly appear, as if out of nowhere.
"A figure materialized out of the fog at the end of the street."
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materialize in a sentence
- The promised pay rise never materialized.
- Their plans to move abroad finally materialized last spring.
- A figure materialized out of the fog at the end of the street.
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What is "materialize" in Spanish?
"materialize" in Spanish is materializar. materialize means: To become real or actually happen, especially after being planned or hoped for.
How do you use "materialize" in a sentence?
Example: "The promised pay rise never materialized." In Spanish, "materialize" is materializar.
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