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collectivised

/kəˈlek.tɪ.vaɪzd/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui a été organisé ou contrôlé par un groupe ou l'État, en particulier dans les systèmes agricoles ou économiques, ou ce qui a été mis en commun., Verbe signifiant organiser ou réorganiser (l'industrie, une ferme, etc.) selon les principes du collectivisme, généralement sous contrôle de l'État.

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adjective

/kəˈlek.tɪ.vaɪzd/C2formalbritishpolitical
  • frQualifie ce qui a été organisé ou contrôlé par un groupe ou l'État, en particulier dans les systèmes agricoles ou économiques, ou ce qui a été mis en commun.

Describes something that has been organized or controlled by a group or the state, typically referring to agricultural or economic systems.

  1. State or collective ownershipC1formal

    Characterized by the principle of ownership by the state or the people of the means of production.

    frCollectivisé (propriété collective ou étatique)

    • The collectivised farms were managed by the local government.
    • Under the new policy, many industries became collectivised.
    • The economy shifted toward a collectivised model of agriculture.

    Synonymessocialized

    Antonymescapitalistindividualprivate

  2. Socialist doctrineC1formal

    Subscribing to the socialistic doctrine of ownership by the people collectively.

    frcollectivisé (doctrine socialiste)

    • The party advocated for a collectivised approach to resource management.
    • Collectivised systems aim to distribute wealth more evenly.
    • The country's collectivised ideology influenced its education system.

    Synonymescollectivistcollectivisticsocialistsocialistic

    Antonymescapitalistindividualprivate

Formes
  • more collectivised comparative form
  • most collectivised superlative form

verb

collectivise/kəˈlɛktɪvaɪz/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • frVerbe signifiant organiser ou réorganiser (l'industrie, une ferme, etc.) selon les principes du collectivisme, généralement sous contrôle de l'État.

A verb meaning to organize or reorganize (an industry, farm, etc.) according to the principles of collectivism, typically under state control.

  1. Bring under collective controlC1formal

    To transfer ownership or control of farms, industries, or other enterprises from individuals to a group or the state, typically under a socialist or communist system.

    frCollectiviser

    • The government decided to collectivise all agricultural land in the region.
    • During the 20th century, many countries attempted to collectivise their industrial sectors.
    • The policy to collectivise farms was met with mixed reactions from the rural population.

    Synonymescommunalize

    Antonymesdenationalize

Formes
  • collectivised past participle
  • collectivised past simple
  • collectivising present participle
  • collectivises third person singular