| 释义 |
slav·i·cize
\ˈslavəˌsīz, -läv-, -lȧv-\ transitive verb
or slav·ize \-läˌvīz, -laˌv-, -lȧˌv-\; also slav·o·nize \-lavəˌnīz\; or sla·von·i·cize \sləˈvänəˌsīz, slaˈv-\
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Usage: often capitalized
Etymology: slavicize from slavic (I) + -ize; slavize from slav + -ize; slavonize from obsolete English slavon slavonian (from Medieval Latin Slavonia land of the Slavs) + English -ize; slavonicize from slavonic (I) + -ize
1. : to make Slavic in quality or characteristics : cause to become adapted to Slavism
< a slavicized German >
< the region was slavicized within a few centuries >
2. : to adapt to Slavic usage : alter to a characteristically Slavic form |