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territorialise

/ˌtɛr.ɪˈtɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de transformer quelque chose en territoire ou d'établir un contrôle sur un territoire ou une zone.

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verb

/ˌtɛr.ɪˈtɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/C2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de transformer quelque chose en territoire ou d'établir un contrôle sur un territoire ou une zone.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something territorial, or establishing control over a territory or area.

  1. Organize as a territoryC1formalbritishpolitical

    To arrange or structure an area as a distinct territory, often with administrative or political boundaries.

    frOrganiser en territoire

    • The government decided to territorialise the newly acquired lands.
    • They sought to territorialise the region under a unified administration.
    • The process to territorialise the colony took several years.
  2. Place on a territorial basisC1formalbritishpolitical

    To establish or base something, such as rights or governance, on territorial divisions.

    frterritorialiser

    • The new law aims to territorialise the distribution of resources.
    • They attempted to territorialise the electoral system.
    • The plan was to territorialise the administration of justice.

    Synonymescompartmentalizepartitionzone

  3. Extend by adding territoryC1formalbritishpolitical

    To expand or enlarge a region by incorporating additional land or areas.

    frTerritorialiser (étendre par ajout de territoire)

    • The empire sought to territorialise its borders by conquering neighboring lands.
    • They planned to territorialise the national park by adding adjacent forests.
    • The company aimed to territorialise its operations into new markets.

    Synonymesabsorbannexenlargeexpandextendincorporate

Formes
  • territorialised past participle
  • territorialized past participle
  • territorialised past simple
  • territorialized past simple
  • territorialising present participle
  • territorializing present participle
  • territorialises third person singular
  • territorializes third person singular