polonize

transitive verb

po·lo·nize

ˈpōləˌnīz

-ed/-ing/-s

often capitalized

: to cause to acquire Polish customs or attitudes

especially : to force into conformity with Polish cultural patterns or governmental policies

German cities assigned to Poland have been polonized

M. A. Pei

the Polish clergy … use their influence to polonize the people

Russian Poland

: to modify (a word or expression) to conform to characteristics distinctive of Polish

difficult … to polonize English terms

B. W. A. Massey

Etymology

International Scientific Vocabulary polon-, (from Medieval Latin Polonia Poland) + -ize

单词	polonize
释义	polonize transitive verb po·lo·nize ˈpōləˌnīz -ed/-ing/-s often capitalized 1 : to cause to acquire Polish customs or attitudes especially : to force into conformity with Polish cultural patterns or governmental policies German cities assigned to Poland have been polonized M. A. Pei the Polish clergy … use their influence to polonize the people Russian Poland 2 : to modify (a word or expression) to conform to characteristics distinctive of Polish difficult … to polonize English terms B. W. A. Massey Word History Etymology International Scientific Vocabulary polon-, (from Medieval Latin Polonia Poland) + -ize
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