英式：[ˌpɒpjʊləraɪˈzeɪʃən]
美式：[ˌpɒpjʊləraɪˈzeɪʃən]
n. 普及；大众化（等于 popularization）[3]
易于理解和接受的解释。
使事物对大众具有吸引力的行为。
scientific popularisation 科学普及
science popularisation film 科学普及影片（如科普纪录片）
popularisation means 宣传工具（用于推广普及的媒介或方法）
The popularisation of smartphones has changed daily communication habits globally.
This book aims at the popularisation of quantum physics among teenagers.
The museum’s new exhibition focuses on the popularisation of traditional Chinese art.
EMI played a key role in the popularisation of Gregorian Chant in the 1990s.
Expository writing is crucial for the popularisation of complex scientific concepts.
The government launched a campaign for the popularisation of renewable energy knowledge.
Darwin’s theories saw rapid popularisation through caricatures in 19th-century media.
The popularisation of online education expanded access to learning during the pandemic.
This project focuses on the popularisation of mathematics through real-life examples.
Effective popularisation bridges the gap between scientific research and public understanding.
popularization, vulgarization（强调通俗化过程）
该词与 popularity（[ˌpɒpjuˈlærəti]，意为“流行度、受欢迎程度”）同源，但前者侧重“普及行为”，后者侧重“被接受的状态”。例如：The popularisation of yoga led to its popularity worldwide.
如何在信息爆炸时代平衡知识的深度与普及的广度？这或许是 popularisation 永恒的课题。