| 单词 | liberalization |
| 释义 | liberalization (once / 10934 pages) n Liberalization refers to laws or rules being liberalized, or relaxed, by a government. You might talk about the liberalization of marriage laws in states that allow same-sex marriage. Liberalization came to the English language in 1835, from the word liberal. Literally translated, it means the act of making more liberal, or freer. While liberal is used to refer to more than just politics––you can have liberal parents––liberalization is used only when speaking of economic or social policies or other government regulations. WORD FAMILYliberalization: liberalizations+/illiberal: illiberality, illiberally/illiberality: illiberalities/liberal: illiberal, liberalise, liberalism, liberality, liberalize, liberally, liberalness, liberals, neoliberal/liberalise: liberalisation, liberalised, liberalising/liberalism: liberalisms, liberalist, liberalistic, neoliberalism/liberalist: liberalists/liberality: liberalities/liberalize: liberalization, liberalized, liberalizes, liberalizing/neoliberal: neoliberals USAGE EXAMPLESDeng Xiaoping, his successor who launched China’s economic liberalization, developed rules for sharing and ceding power. Wall Street Journal(Dec 26, 2016) At first, Taiwan’s economic policy toward China oscillated between extreme restriction and extreme liberalization. New York Times(Dec 13, 2016) Worse, liberalization in the financial realm was supposed to spur reforms in the real economy, particularly the laggard state-owned industrial sector. Wall Street Journal(Dec 13, 2016) n the act of making less strict Syn|Hyper liberalisation, relaxation alleviation, easement, easing, relief the act of reducing something unpleasant (as pain or annoyance) |
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