| 释义 |
ˈhierarchize, v.
[f. as prec. + -ize.]
trans. To arrange in a hierarchy or gradation of orders. Hence hierarchiˈzation.
1884Pall Mall G. 1 Mar. 4/1 The millions of population that it contains seem to a Frenchman new to England so strangely hierarchised that he is at first bewildered. 1897Daily News 23 Dec. 5/6 A rustic people that was never hierarchised. 1931C. Williams Place of Lion ii. 26 These hierarchized celsitudes are but the last traces..of the ideas which Plato taught his disciples existed in the spiritual world. 1954B. & R. North tr. Duverger's Pol. Parties ii. iii. 405 Party hierarchization becomes more theoretical than practical. 1961New Left Rev. May–June 34/2 Management..is not so amalgamated or hierarchised. 1967D. Cooper Psychiatry & Anti-Psychiatry v. 100 We have eliminated formal hierarchization to a point beyond which no similar experiment in the literature of the subject has gone. 1971Jrnl. Gen. Psychol. LXXXIV. 202 By hierarchization Piaget means that there is a constant order of succession of different levels of functioning constituting a genetic sequence. 1971G. Steiner In Bluebeard's Castle iv. 88 An explicit grammar is an acceptance of order: it is a hierarchization..of the forces and valuations prevailing in the body politic. |