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militarized

/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪzd/

Traducción: Se aplica a un territorio, grupo o recurso que ha sido organizado, equipado o preparado para uso militar, o que ha adoptado características o métodos militares.

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adjective

/ˈmɪl.ɪ.tər.aɪzd/C1formalpolitical
  • esSe aplica a un territorio, grupo o recurso que ha sido organizado, equipado o preparado para uso militar, o que ha adoptado características o métodos militares.

Describes an area, group, or resource that has been organized, equipped, or prepared for military use.

  1. Equipped with military armsB2formal

    Supplied or issued with weapons and military equipment for combat or security purposes.

    esmilitarizado

    • The border patrol was fully militarized with assault rifles and armored vehicles.
    • The region became heavily militarized after the conflict escalated.
    • The police force was militarized, receiving surplus military gear.
    • Critics argue that militarizing local police erodes trust in the community.

    Sinónimosarmedweaponed

    Antónimosunarmed

  2. Transformed into a military style or under military controlB2formal

    Changed to resemble a military organization, discipline, or authority; or brought under military administration.

    esmilitarizado

    • The government militarized the response to the protest, deploying troops to maintain order.
    • The civilian agency was militarized, becoming a branch of the armed forces.
    • The school's strict rules militarized the daily routine of students.
    • Under the new regime, society became increasingly militarized.

    Sinónimosarmedmilitaristicoccupiedregimented

    Antónimoscivilian

Formas
  • more militarized comparative form
  • most militarized superlative form
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