internationalise

• Verbe signifiant rendre quelque chose international par son ampleur, son caractère ou son action.

A verb meaning to make something international in scope, character, or operation.

1. Put under international controlC1formal

   To bring something under the authority or management of multiple nations.

   Mettre sous contrôle international

   • The treaty sought to internationalise the disputed waterway.
   • They voted to internationalise the space station project.
   • Efforts to internationalise the conflict zone were unsuccessful.

   Antonymesdomesticatelocalisenationalise

2. Make international in characterC1formal

   To adapt or expand something so that it operates or is recognized across multiple countries.

   internationaliser

   • The company plans to internationalise its brand by opening offices abroad.
   • The university is working to internationalise its curriculum.
   • They internationalised the software by adding support for multiple languages.

   Synonymesglobalize

   Antonymesdomesticatelocalisenationalise