Sure! Let's break down the word "materialise."
Materialise (verb) means to come into being or become real. For example, if you have a dream or an idea, and it actually happens, we can say it has "materialised."
In more formal contexts, "materialise" can also refer to something appearing suddenly or unexpectedly. For instance: - "The clouds materialised quickly, bringing rain."
While there aren’t specific idioms that use "materialise," you might hear phrases like: - "Make it happen," which means to take action to turn an idea into reality.
There isn’t a common phrasal verb that directly uses "materialise," but you might encounter related phrases such as: - "Bring to life," which means to make something real or active.
So, to "materialise" is to take a dream or idea and turn it into something real. It is often used when talking about goals, plans, or visions that have been achieved or realized. Remember, it can also refer to something appearing unexpectedly.