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communization

/ˌkɒm.jʊ.naɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌkɒm.jʊ.naɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс передачи частной собственности или ресурсов в общественную или коллективную собственность, или организацию общества на основе коммунистических принципов.

A noun referring to the process of transferring private property or resources to public or community ownership, or the organization of a society on the basis of communist principles.

uncountable

  1. Conversion to public ownershipC1formal

    The process of changing property or resources from private ownership to ownership by the community or state.

    ruОбобществление

    • The communization of land was a key policy of the new government.
    • Debates about communization often focus on economic efficiency.
    • The factory underwent communization after the revolution.

    Synonymscollectivizationnationalizationsocialization

    Antonymsprivatization

  2. Establishment of a communist systemC1formal

    The process of organizing a society or nation based on the principles of communism.

    ruУстановление коммунистической системы

    • The country's communization led to significant social changes.
    • Historians study the communization of Eastern Europe after World War II.
    • The process of communization involved restructuring the entire economy.

    Antonymscapitalizationliberalizationprivatization

  3. Transfer to state controlC1formal

    The act of bringing private industries or services under the direct control of the state.

    ruПередача под государственный контроль

    • The communization of the banking sector was controversial.
    • Many industries faced communization during that period.
    • The policy of communization aimed to redistribute wealth more equally.

    Synonymscollectivizationnationalizationsocialization

    Antonymsdenationalizationliberalizationprivatization

Forms
  • communizations plural form
  • communizations' possessive plural form
  • communization's possessive singular form