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nationalise

/ˈnæʃ.ən.ə.laɪz/

Tradução: Verbo que designa transferir para o Estado a propriedade e o controle de uma empresa, indústria ou ativo que pertencia à iniciativa privada.

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verb

/ˈnæʃ.ən.ə.laɪz/C1formalbritishpolitical
  • ptVerbo que designa transferir para o Estado a propriedade e o controle de uma empresa, indústria ou ativo que pertencia à iniciativa privada.

A verb used to indicate the act of transferring a private industry or asset to public ownership and control by the state.

  1. Make national in character or scopeB2formal

    To make something national in character, scope, or extent, often by extending its reach or influence across the entire country.

    ptNacionalizar

    • The government sought to nationalise the healthcare system to ensure uniform access.
    • Efforts were made to nationalise the railway network for better coordination.
    • The policy aimed to nationalise the energy sector to reduce regional disparities.

    Sinônimosgeneralisepopulariseuniversalise

    Antônimoslocaliseprivatise

  2. Put under state control or ownershipB2formal

    To transfer ownership or control of a private industry, asset, or service to the state or government.

    ptNacionalizar

    • The government decided to nationalise the failing bank to protect depositors.
    • Many countries nationalised key industries after the war.
    • The opposition argued against the plan to nationalise the oil company.

    Sinônimoscollectivizefederalize

    Antônimosdenationalisederegulateprivatise

Formas
  • nationalised past participle
  • nationalised past simple
  • nationalising present participle
  • nationalises third person singular