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commercialize

/kəˈmɜːr.ʃə.laɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant gérer ou exploiter quelque chose (par exemple un produit, une idée ou une ressource) dans le but d'en tirer un profit.

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verb

/kəˈmɜːr.ʃə.laɪz/C1formalbusiness
  • frVerbe signifiant gérer ou exploiter quelque chose (par exemple un produit, une idée ou une ressource) dans le but d'en tirer un profit.

A verb meaning to manage or exploit something (such as a product, idea, or resource) in a way designed to make a profit.

  1. Exploit for profitB2formal

    To manage or develop something primarily to make as much money as possible, often at the expense of its original quality or integrity.

    frExploiter à des fins commerciales

    • The artist felt the gallery was trying to commercialize his work by mass-producing cheap prints.
    • Critics argue that the holiday has been overly commercialized, losing its original meaning.
    • They commercialized the local festival, turning it into a tourist attraction with high prices.

    Synonymesexploitmarketmerchandisemonetize

  2. Make commercialB2formal

    To introduce something to the market for sale, or to adapt something for business purposes.

    frcommercialiser

    • The company plans to commercialize the new technology next year.
    • It took years to commercialize the research findings into a viable product.
    • The university is working to commercialize its patents through partnerships.

    Synonymesexploitmarketmerchandisemonetizesell

Formes
  • commercialized past participle
  • commercialized past simple
  • commercializing present participle
  • commercializes third person singular