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commercialized

/kəˈmɜːr.ʃə.laɪzd/

2 entries

adjective

/kəˈmɜːr.ʃə.laɪzd/C1formalbusiness
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было адаптировано или использовано для коммерческой выгоды, часто подразумевая потерю первоначального качества или аутентичности.

Describes something that has been adapted or exploited for commercial profit, often implying a loss of original quality or authenticity.

  1. Made for profitB2formal

    Changed or designed primarily to make money, often at the expense of original quality or authenticity.

    ruКоммерциализированный

    • The holiday has become too commercialized with all the advertising.
    • The once quiet village is now highly commercialized with souvenir shops.
    • Many artists feel that their work is being commercialized by big corporations.

    Antonymsaltruisticauthenticnoncommercialuncommercialunmercenary

  2. Exploited for businessB2formal

    Used or exploited in a way that focuses on financial gain rather than other values.

    ruКоммерциализированный

    • The festival was commercialized by sponsors and vendors.
    • Traditional crafts are often commercialized for the tourist market.
    • The sport has become commercialized, losing its amateur spirit.

    Synonymssold-out

    Antonymsnoncommercialnonprofituncommercial

Forms
  • more commercialized comparative form
  • most commercialized superlative form

verb

commercialize/kəˈmɜːr.ʃə.laɪz/C1formalbusiness
  • ruГлагол, означающий управлять или использовать что-либо (например, продукт, идею или ресурс) с целью получения прибыли.

A verb meaning to manage or exploit something (such as a product, idea, or resource) in a way designed to make a profit.

  1. Exploit for profitB2formal

    To manage or develop something primarily to make as much money as possible, often at the expense of its original quality or integrity.

    ruКоммерциализировать

    • The artist felt the gallery was trying to commercialize his work by mass-producing cheap prints.
    • Critics argue that the holiday has been overly commercialized, losing its original meaning.
    • They commercialized the local festival, turning it into a tourist attraction with high prices.

    Synonymsexploitmarketmerchandisemonetize

  2. Make commercialB2formal

    To introduce something to the market for sale, or to adapt something for business purposes.

    ruКоммерциализировать

    • The company plans to commercialize the new technology next year.
    • It took years to commercialize the research findings into a viable product.
    • The university is working to commercialize its patents through partnerships.

    Synonymsexploitmarketmerchandisemonetizesell

Forms
  • commercialized past participle
  • commercialized past simple
  • commercializing present participle
  • commercializes third person singular