polarization

,pәjlәrai'zeiʃәn; -ri'z-

n. the phenomenon in which waves of light or other radiation are restricted in direction of vibration
n. the condition of having or giving polarity

n. 极化, 极化强度, 偏振, 两极分化
[计] 定位; 对位

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polarization 可以分为词根 polar（极，极性）和后缀 -ization（使成为...的过程），意思是形成极性或分化的过程。

例句

1. The polarization of opinions on social media can lead to heated debates.

社交媒体上观点的极化可能导致激烈的辩论。

2. Scientists study the polarization of light to understand various physical phenomena.

科学家研究光的极化以理解各种物理现象。

3. The polarization of political views often makes it hard to reach a consensus.

政治观点的极化常常使达成共识变得困难。