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stalinise

/ˈstɑː.lɪ.naɪz/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant soumettre à l'influence ou au contrôle des politiques ou de l'idéologie staliniennes, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou politique.

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verb

/ˈstɑː.lɪ.naɪz/C2formalpolitical
  • frVerbe signifiant soumettre à l'influence ou au contrôle des politiques ou de l'idéologie staliniennes, souvent utilisé dans un contexte historique ou politique.

A verb meaning to bring under the influence or control of Stalinist policies or ideology, often used in historical or political contexts.

  1. Transform according to Stalin's policiesC1formalpolitical

    To bring a country, organization, or system under the strict, authoritarian, and centralized control characteristic of Joseph Stalin's rule, often involving purges, state terror, and a cult of personality.

    frstaliniser

    • The regime attempted to stalinise the newly acquired territories by imposing a secret police force.
    • Many Eastern European countries were forcibly stalinised after World War II.
    • The party leadership sought to stalinise the union, crushing any internal dissent.
Formes
  • stalinised past participle
  • stalinized past participle
  • stalinised past simple
  • stalinized past simple
  • stalinising present participle
  • stalinizing present participle
  • stalinises third person singular
  • stalinizes third person singular