personalize

per·son·al·ize (also personalise British English) /ˈpɜːsənəlaɪz $ ˈpɜːr-/ verb [transitiveT]

1 PERSONALLY/YOURSELFto put your name or initials on something, or to decorate it in your own way, to show that it belongs to you 在…上標出個人的姓名[姓名的首字母]；使個性化

Why not do something to personalize your office?

爲什麽不做點什麽使你的辦公室有些個性呢？

2 SUITABLEto design or change something so that it is suitable for a particular person 使〔某物〕符合某人的特定需求

All the products can be personalized to the client’s exact requirements.

所有産品都可以根據客戶的具體要求來設計。

3 PERSONALLY/YOURSELFto discuss a subject by talking about or criticizing the people who are involved in it, rather than talking about it in a more general way 〔討論某問題時〕使針對個人，使個人化

the mass media’s tendency to personalize politics

大衆傳媒使政治個人化的傾向

—personalized adjectiveadj

a personalized number plate

個性化車牌

Examples from the Corpus

personalize• And sure enough, the signatures did look personalized.• Any one of the rights on the list can be personalized.• He and others had to let go of personalizing criticism in order to sustain a learning context.• Helena has personalized her office with things she's collected on her travels.• We try to personalize our presentation for each client.• You can ask the author to personalize the book with your child's name.• The President has personalized the debate by attacking his opponents by name.• Meeting someone with AIDS can personalize the disease for many people.• Other products will help those same users personalize their workstations with themes reflecting their interests.• What makes it special is it is a personalized video where you are part of the action.

From Longman Business Dictionary