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militarised

/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪzd/

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adjective

/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪzd/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • ruОписывает территорию, организацию или политику, которая была оснащена военными силами или адаптирована для военных целей.

Describes an area, organization, or policy that has been equipped with military forces or adapted for military purposes.

  1. Equipped with military armsC1formal

    Describes an area, group, or person that has been supplied with military weapons or equipment.

    ruОснащенный военными средствами

    • The border region became heavily militarised after the conflict.
    • The police force was militarised with assault rifles and armored vehicles.
    • The government militarised the local militia to defend the town.

    Synonymsarmed

    Antonymsunarmed

Forms
  • more militarised comparative form
  • most militarised superlative form

verb

militarise/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪz/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • ruГлагол, означающий оснащать, организовывать или готовить для военного использования или конфликта; придавать военный характер.

A verb meaning to equip, organize, or prepare for military use or conflict; to make military in character.

  1. To give a military characterC1formalbritish

    To equip or organize a country or region with a military force or make it more military-oriented.

    ruМилитаризировать

    • The government decided to militarise the border region.
    • They sought to militarise the police force to handle the unrest.
    • The policy aimed to militarise the economy for war efforts.

    Synonymsarm

    Antonymsdemilitarisedisarm

  2. To adapt for military useC1formalbritish

    To convert something, such as technology or resources, for military purposes.

    ruМилитаризировать

    • The company militarised its drones for surveillance missions.
    • They militarised the old factory to produce weapons.
    • The space program was militarised to develop satellite defense systems.

    Synonymsarmweaponize

    Antonymsdemilitarise

Forms
  • militarised past participle
  • militarised past simple
  • militarising present participle
  • militarises third person singular