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nationalisation

/ˌnæʃ.ən.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على عملية نقل الصناعة أو الأصول أو الخدمات من الملكية أو السيطرة الخاصة إلى الملكية أو السيطرة العامة للدولة.

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noun

/ˌnæʃ.ən.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على عملية نقل الصناعة أو الأصول أو الخدمات من الملكية أو السيطرة الخاصة إلى الملكية أو السيطرة العامة للدولة.

A noun referring to the process of transferring private industry, assets, or services into public or state ownership and control.

غير معدود

  1. Formation of a nationC1formal

    The process of forming or becoming a nation.

    arتكوين الأمة

    • The nationalisation of the colonies took place over several decades.
    • Historians study the nationalisation of ethnic groups into unified states.
    • The nationalisation of the region was a long and complex process.
  2. Making national in characterC1formal

    The act of making something national in character or scope.

    arتَوْطِين قَوْمِيّ

    • The nationalisation of the railway system connected the entire country.
    • The nationalisation of the education system standardized the curriculum.
    • The nationalisation of the language helped unify the population.
  3. B2formal

    The transfer of a private industry, company, or asset to state ownership and control.

    arالتأميم

    • The government announced the nationalisation of the oil industry.
    • Nationalisation of the banks was a key policy of the new administration.
    • The nationalisation of the railway system was controversial.

    المرادفاتcollectivisationsocialisation

    الأضدادdenationalisationdenationalizationprivatisationprivatization

الصيغ
  • nationalisations plural form
  • nationalisations' possessive plural form
  • nationalisation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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