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socialised

/ˈsəʊ.ʃə.laɪzd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person, die sich an soziale Normen angepasst hat, oder ein System, das nach sozialistischen Prinzipien organisiert ist., Verb, das beschreibt, mit anderen Menschen in Kontakt zu treten und sich in einer sozialen Umgebung auszutauschen; auch im Sinne von 'etwas gesellschaftsfähig machen' oder an die Gesellschaft anpassen.

2 Einträge

adjective

/ˈsəʊ.ʃə.laɪzd/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • deBeschreibt eine Person, die sich an soziale Normen angepasst hat, oder ein System, das nach sozialistischen Prinzipien organisiert ist.

Describes a person who has adapted to social norms or a system that is organized according to socialist principles.

  1. Under group or government controlB2formal

    Describing an industry, service, or resource that is owned or managed collectively, typically by the state or a community, rather than by private individuals.

    deVergesellschaftet

    • The country's healthcare system is socialised, providing free access to all citizens.
    • Socialised housing projects aim to provide affordable homes for low-income families.
    • The debate over socialised medicine continues to divide political parties.

    Synonymecollectivizedpublic

    Antonymecapitalistprivate

Formen
  • more socialised comparative form
  • most socialised superlative form

verb

socialise/ˈsəʊ.ʃəl.aɪz/B2formalbritish
  • deVerb, das beschreibt, mit anderen Menschen in Kontakt zu treten und sich in einer sozialen Umgebung auszutauschen; auch im Sinne von 'etwas gesellschaftsfähig machen' oder an die Gesellschaft anpassen.

A verb used to describe the act of interacting or mixing socially with others, or to make something suitable for society.

  1. Interact with othersA2formal

    To take part in social activities and interact with other people in a friendly manner.

    deSozialisieren

    • She enjoys socialising with her colleagues after work.
    • He finds it difficult to socialise at large parties.
    • They socialised with the neighbours at the community event.

    Synonymeassociateconsortfraternizeget togetherhobnobinteractminglemixnetwork

    Antonymeisolateostracizesecludeshunwithdraw

  2. Train for social environmentB2formal

    To prepare or train someone to behave in a way that is acceptable in a social group.

    deSozialisieren

    • The program helps socialise young children into the school environment.
    • New employees are socialised into the company culture during orientation.
    • Puppies need to be socialised with other dogs early on.

    Synonymeacculturateassimilatecivilizeeducateintegratetrain

    Antonymealienateisolateostracizesegregate

  3. Prepare for social lifeB2formal

    To adapt or prepare someone for participation in society.

    deSozialisieren

    • Schools play a key role in socialising children for adult life.
    • The family helps socialise individuals into community norms.
    • Education is not just about knowledge but also about socialising young people.

    Synonymeacculturateassimilatecivilizeeducateinductinitiateintegratetrain

    Antonymealienateisolatemarginalizeostracizesegregate

  4. Make conform to socialist ideasC1formal

    To organize or establish something according to the principles of socialism.

    deSozialisieren

    • The government attempted to socialise the means of production.
    • Some industries were socialised under the new economic policy.
    • The movement aimed to socialise healthcare and education.

    Synonymecollectivizecommunalize

Formen
  • socialised past participle
  • socialised past simple
  • socialising present participle
  • socialises third person singular