v.极化，(使)两极化，截然对立，使(光波等)偏振，使(物体)极化

原形：polarize第三人称单数：polarizes过去式：polarized过去分词：polarized现在分词：polarizing

The political debate polarized the country along ideological lines.
政治辩论使国家沿着意识形态的分歧两极化。
The magnetic field of a bar magnet can polarize iron filings.
条形磁铁的磁场可以使铁屑极化。
The crowd's opinions were strongly polarized between pro and con.
人群的意见强烈地分为支持和反对两派。
The sunglasses are designed to polarize light, reducing glare.
这副太阳镜旨在偏振光线，减少眩光。
The media's coverage of the issue polarized public opinion.
媒体对该问题的报道加剧了公众意见的对立。
The social media platform has become increasingly polarized, with users on opposite ends of the spectrum.
社交媒体平台变得越来越两极分化，用户观点截然不同。
Scientists study how light waves can be polarized to transmit information.
科学家研究如何利用光波的偏振来传输信息。
The company's decision to outsource jobs polarized its employees.
公司决定外包工作，这在员工中引起了强烈的反应。
His controversial言论 managed to polarize his audience.
他有争议的言论成功地分裂了他的听众。
The new technology promises to polarize the market, with early adopters reaping the rewards.
新技术有望在市场上产生分化，早期采用者将从中获益。