federalise

• 动词，指将权力或控制权交给联邦政府，或把某事物组织成联邦制形式。

A verb meaning to bring under the control or authority of a federal government or to organize into a federal system.

1. Bring under federal controlC1formalpolitical

   To place something under the authority and administration of a central federal government.

   联邦化

   • The government proposed to federalise the healthcare system to ensure uniform standards.
   • Several states resisted attempts to federalise their police forces.
   • After the war, the defeated territories were federalised and administered from the capital.
   • The new constitution aimed to federalise the previously autonomous provinces.

   同义词centralize

   反义词decentralizedevolve

2. Form a league for a common purposeC1formalpolitical

   To enter into a league or alliance with other entities to pursue a shared objective.

   结盟

   • The small republics decided to federalise in order to strengthen their mutual defense.
   • Various trade unions attempted to federalise to increase their bargaining power.
   • The neighbouring cities federalised to coordinate their public transportation systems.
   • They agreed to federalise their efforts to combat regional pollution.

   同义词allyassociateband togetherconfederateleagueunite

3. Unite on a federal basisC1formalpolitical

   To join together under a federal structure, often by banding as a league.

   以联邦制联合

   • The independent states voted to federalise, creating a single nation.
   • Indigenous tribes sought to federalise to preserve their rights under a unified government.
   • The colonies federalised into a dominion with a shared parliament.
   • After years of negotiation, the regions finally federalised and formed a central authority.

   同义词confederatefederateunifyunite

   反义词centralise