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decentralization

/diːˌsɛn.trə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/diːˌsɛn.trə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс распределения или рассредоточения функций, полномочий, людей или вещей от центрального местоположения или власти, часто применяемое к перемещению населения или делегированию политической власти.

A noun referring to the process of distributing or dispersing functions, powers, people, or things away from a central location or authority, often applied to population movement or the delegation of political power.

uncountable

  1. Population and industry shiftB2formal

    The social process where people and businesses move from densely populated city centers to less crowded suburban or rural areas.

    ruДецентрализация

    • Decentralization of industry led to the growth of new towns.
    • The government encouraged decentralization to reduce overcrowding in the capital.
    • Many families moved to the suburbs as part of the decentralization trend.

    Synonymsdispersalurban sprawl

    Antonymsaggregationcentralizationconcentrationurbanization

  2. Distribution of authorityB2formal

    The transfer of decision-making power and administrative control from a central authority to regional or local branches.

    ruДецентрализация

    • The company's decentralization gave more autonomy to its regional offices.
    • Political decentralization allows local governments to manage their own budgets.
    • Decentralization of the education system improved school management.

    Synonymsdelegationdevolutiondispersaldistribution

    Antonymscentralizationconcentration

Forms
  • decentralizations plural form
  • decentralizations' possessive plural form
  • decentralization's possessive singular form
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