fossilized的音標(biāo)為[?f?s?la?zd]，基本翻譯為“石化的；陳腐的；化石形成”，速記技巧為“化石（fossil）+化（ize）+ed（的）”。

fossilized: 源自拉丁語(yǔ)“fossillis”或“fossula”，意為挖掘或開(kāi)鑿。

變化形式：過(guò)去式：fossilized；現(xiàn)在分詞：fossilizing；過(guò)去分詞：fossilized。

相關(guān)單詞：

1. fossilization：化石形成，石化；

2. fossilize：使成化石；

3. fossil：化石；

4. fossiliferous：含化石的；

5. fossiliferously：化石地；

6. fossilifer：產(chǎn)化石的；

7. fossiliferous rock：含化石巖；

8. fossiliferous strata：含化石層；

9. fossiliferous matter：化石物質(zhì)；

10. fossiliferous sediment：含化石沉積物。

這些單詞都表示與化石相關(guān)的概念，如形成化石、使某物成為化石、含有化石的物質(zhì)或巖石等。化石是古生物學(xué)中非常重要的研究對(duì)象，因?yàn)樗鼈優(yōu)槲覀兲峁┝擞嘘P(guān)過(guò)去生物多樣性和環(huán)境變化的重要信息。

fossilized短語(yǔ)：

1. fossilized knowledge 死知識(shí)

2. fossilized behavior 習(xí)慣成自然

3. fossilized opinion 陳腐的觀念

4. fossilized leadership 僵化的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)

5. fossilized language 陳舊的語(yǔ)言

6. fossilized thinking 固定思維

7. fossilized tradition 傳統(tǒng)習(xí)俗

雙語(yǔ)例句：

1. The once lively town has been fossilized by time.

曾經(jīng)充滿活力的城鎮(zhèn)已被時(shí)間固化。

2. The once green forest has been fossilized by the relentless sun.

曾經(jīng)綠色的森林已被無(wú)情的太陽(yáng)曬得失去了生機(jī)。

3. The once open-minded people have been fossilized by the rigid social norms.

曾經(jīng)思想開(kāi)放的人們已被僵化的社會(huì)規(guī)范所束縛。

4. The fossilized leadership has failed to adapt to the changing times.

僵化的領(lǐng)導(dǎo)層未能適應(yīng)不斷變化的時(shí)代。

5. The fossilized language has hindered the exchange of ideas between people of different cultures.

陳舊的語(yǔ)言阻礙了不同文化間的人們之間的思想交流。

6. The fossilized thinking has prevented the company from innovating and progressing.

固定思維阻礙了公司創(chuàng)新和進(jìn)步。

7. The fossilized tradition has been passed down from generation to generation, but it is no longer relevant in modern society.

傳統(tǒng)習(xí)俗被一代一代地傳承下來(lái)，但在現(xiàn)代社會(huì)中已經(jīng)不再適用。

英文小作文：

Fossils are remnants of ancient life that have been preserved in rock for millions of years. They are a reminder of the past and how life has changed over time. However, we humans can also become fossilized in a sense, as we can become stuck in old ways of thinking, behavior, and tradition that no longer serve us well in today"s fast-paced and ever-changing world. We need to be open to new ideas, break old patterns, and adapt to the ever-shifting landscape of modern life in order to remain relevant and thrive. Otherwise, we may find ourselves becoming a part of the rock, fossilized by time and stagnation.