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colonized

/ˈkɒl.ə.naɪzd/

Traduction: Décrit un lieu ou un territoire qui a été peuplé et contrôlé par une puissance étrangère., Verbe décrivant l'action de créer une colonie ou de peupler un nouveau territoire, impliquant souvent le contrôle de la population indigène.

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adjective

/ˈkɒl.ə.naɪzd/B2formalpolitical
  • frDécrit un lieu ou un territoire qui a été peuplé et contrôlé par une puissance étrangère.

Describes a place or area that has been settled and controlled by a foreign power.

  1. Settled by colonizersB2formal

    Describes a region or area that has been settled and controlled by people from another country.

    frColonisé

    • The colonized territories were exploited for their natural resources.
    • Many colonized nations fought for their independence in the 20th century.
    • The colonized population often faced cultural suppression.

    Synonymesoccupiedsettledsubjugated

  2. Inhabited by a groupB2formal

    Describes an area that has been taken over and inhabited by a particular group of organisms or people.

    frcolonisé (habité par un groupe)

    • The island was colonized by seabirds during the nesting season.
    • The abandoned building was colonized by stray cats.
    • The region was colonized by settlers from the mainland.

    Synonymesinhabitedoccupiedpeopledpopulatedsettled

Formes
  • more colonized comparative form
  • most colonized superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

colonise/ˈkɒl.ə.naɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe décrivant l'action de créer une colonie ou de peupler un nouveau territoire, impliquant souvent le contrôle de la population indigène.

A verb used to describe the act of establishing a colony or settling in a new territory, often involving control over indigenous populations.

  1. Establish a colonyB2formalbritish

    To send settlers to a place and establish political control over it, often referring to historical European expansion.

    frcoloniser

    • European powers colonised many parts of Africa during the 19th century.
    • The British colonised Australia starting in 1788.
    • They attempted to colonise the new territory but faced resistance.

    Synonymespioneerplantpopulatesettle

    Antonymesdecolonisefreeliberate

  2. Settle in a new areaB2formalbritish

    To move into a new area and establish a community or settlement.

    frcoloniser un territoire

    • The group colonised the remote island and built a small village.
    • Early settlers colonised the fertile valleys of the region.
    • They colonised the land along the river to farm.

    Synonymesestablishoccupypioneerpopulatesettle

Formes
  • colonised past participle
  • colonized past participle
  • colonised past simple
  • colonized past simple
  • colonising present participle
  • colonizing present participle
  • colonises third person singular
  • colonizes third person singular
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