英语词汇“nationalize”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nationalize

/ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪz

(also nationalise)

verb [with object]

1Transfer (a major branch of industry or commerce) from private to state ownership or control: the Bank of England was nationalized in the winter of 1946-7 (as adjective nationalized) the nationalized industries...

Collectivist institutions like the trade unions, local government, and nationalized industries had already been weakened by the end of the 1980s, as a result of Conservative policies.
We discussed different issues: not paying the external debt anymore, re-nationalizing the privatized industries, nationalizing the banks and the international trade.
It wants greater control, to nationalise industries, regulate businesses, and tax everyone to the hilt.

2Give a national character to: in the 13th and 14th centuries church designs were further nationalized...

Such cultural diversity and geographic isolation have led to a nationalized sense of pride.
At the risk of errant foolishness, I attempted a nationalized semiotics of squibbing: what will the squibs of each country's films tell me?
The complex is part of a nationalized vocabulary of religious architecture in which the ritual progression through buildings is consistent from complex to complex, region to region, and religion to religion.

3 (usually as adjective nationalized) archaic Naturalize (a foreigner): he is now a nationalized Frenchman

Derivatives

nationalizer

noun ...

Labor in Queensland, even in its earliest years, was never wholly composed of extreme nationalisers; any more than the New South Wales party was composed only of down-to-earth industrial reformers.
A similar view on land nationalization was expressed in an interview at Adelaide: ‘I am not a land nationaliser in the narrow meaning of the term.’
Some say that as his practical policy recommendation was land taxation, he should be seen as a land taxer not a land nationaliser.

单词	nationalize
释义	nationalize /ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪz / (also nationalise) verb [with object] 1Transfer (a major branch of industry or commerce) from private to state ownership or control: the Bank of England was nationalized in the winter of 1946-7 (as adjective nationalized) the nationalized industries... Collectivist institutions like the trade unions, local government, and nationalized industries had already been weakened by the end of the 1980s, as a result of Conservative policies. We discussed different issues: not paying the external debt anymore, re-nationalizing the privatized industries, nationalizing the banks and the international trade. It wants greater control, to nationalise industries, regulate businesses, and tax everyone to the hilt. 2Give a national character to: in the 13th and 14th centuries church designs were further nationalized... Such cultural diversity and geographic isolation have led to a nationalized sense of pride. At the risk of errant foolishness, I attempted a nationalized semiotics of squibbing: what will the squibs of each country's films tell me? The complex is part of a nationalized vocabulary of religious architecture in which the ritual progression through buildings is consistent from complex to complex, region to region, and religion to religion. 3 (usually as adjective nationalized) archaic Naturalize (a foreigner): he is now a nationalized Frenchman Derivatives nationalizer noun ... Labor in Queensland, even in its earliest years, was never wholly composed of extreme nationalisers; any more than the New South Wales party was composed only of down-to-earth industrial reformers. A similar view on land nationalization was expressed in an interview at Adelaide: ‘I am not a land nationaliser in the narrow meaning of the term.’ Some say that as his practical policy recommendation was land taxation, he should be seen as a land taxer not a land nationaliser.
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