institutionalise

A verb meaning to make something a part of an established system, organization, or society, often through formal rules or structures.

• 🇵🇹Verbo que significa tornar algo parte de uma sistema, organização ou sociedade estabelecida, frequentemente por meio de regras ou estruturas formais; também pode significar estabelecer algo como instituição ou prática consolidada.

1. Admit to an institution B2 formal british

   To place or commit a person, especially someone with a mental or physical condition, into a specialized facility for care or treatment.

   • After the diagnosis, the family decided to institutionalise their elderly relative.
   • The court ordered to institutionalise the patient for his own safety.
   • Many people were wrongly institutionalised in the past due to lack of understanding.

   🇵🇹Internação em instituição

   Sinônimos: admitcommitconfineplaceput awaysection

2. Establish as a norm C1 formal british

   To make something a standard or accepted part of a system, organization, or society.

   • The company aims to institutionalise a culture of continuous learning.
   • New policies were introduced to institutionalise ethical practices.
   • It took years to institutionalise these reforms in the education system.

   🇵🇹Institucionalizar

   Sinônimos: embedentrenchformalizeregularizesystematize

• institutionalised past participle
• institutionalized past participle
• institutionalised past simple
• institutionalized past simple
• institutionalising present participle
• institutionalizing present participle
• institutionalises third person singular
• institutionalizes third person singular