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col·lec·tiv·ize

 (kə-lĕk′tə-vīz′)
tr.v. col·lec·tiv·ized, col·lec·tiv·iz·ing, col·lec·tiv·iz·es
To organize (an economy, industry, or enterprise) on the basis of collectivism.

col·lec′tiv·i·za′tion (-tə-vĭ-zā′shən) n.
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collectivize

(kəˈlɛktɪˌvaɪz) or

collectivise

vb
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (tr) to organize according to the principles of collectivism
colˌlectiviˈzation, colˌlectiviˈsation n
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col•lec•ti•vize

(kəˈlɛk təˌvaɪz)

v.t. -vized, -viz•ing.
to organize (a people, industry, economy, etc.) according to the principles of collectivism.
[1890–95]
col•lec`ti•vi•za′tion, n.
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collectivize


Past participle: collectivized
Gerund: collectivizing

Imperative
collectivize
collectivize
Present
I collectivize
you collectivize
he/she/it collectivizes
we collectivize
you collectivize
they collectivize
Preterite
I collectivized
you collectivized
he/she/it collectivized
we collectivized
you collectivized
they collectivized
Present Continuous
I am collectivizing
you are collectivizing
he/she/it is collectivizing
we are collectivizing
you are collectivizing
they are collectivizing
Present Perfect
I have collectivized
you have collectivized
he/she/it has collectivized
we have collectivized
you have collectivized
they have collectivized
Past Continuous
I was collectivizing
you were collectivizing
he/she/it was collectivizing
we were collectivizing
you were collectivizing
they were collectivizing
Past Perfect
I had collectivized
you had collectivized
he/she/it had collectivized
we had collectivized
you had collectivized
they had collectivized
Future
I will collectivize
you will collectivize
he/she/it will collectivize
we will collectivize
you will collectivize
they will collectivize
Future Perfect
I will have collectivized
you will have collectivized
he/she/it will have collectivized
we will have collectivized
you will have collectivized
they will have collectivized
Future Continuous
I will be collectivizing
you will be collectivizing
he/she/it will be collectivizing
we will be collectivizing
you will be collectivizing
they will be collectivizing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been collectivizing
you have been collectivizing
he/she/it has been collectivizing
we have been collectivizing
you have been collectivizing
they have been collectivizing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been collectivizing
you will have been collectivizing
he/she/it will have been collectivizing
we will have been collectivizing
you will have been collectivizing
they will have been collectivizing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been collectivizing
you had been collectivizing
he/she/it had been collectivizing
we had been collectivizing
you had been collectivizing
they had been collectivizing
Conditional
I would collectivize
you would collectivize
he/she/it would collectivize
we would collectivize
you would collectivize
they would collectivize
Past Conditional
I would have collectivized
you would have collectivized
he/she/it would have collectivized
we would have collectivized
you would have collectivized
they would have collectivized
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Verb1.collectivize - bring under collective control; of farms and industrial enterprises
organize, organise - cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea
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Translations

collectivize

[kəˈlektɪvaɪz] VTcolectivizar
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collectivize

[kəˈlɛktɪvaɪz] collectivise (British) vt [+ agriculture, farm, factory] → collectiviser
a collectivized farm → une ferme collective
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collectivize

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It attempts to collectivize all efforts among institutions and organizations for a consensus that will be the basis for political and societal measures to preserve the terraces.
Further, when farmers start to collectivize themselves and push for their right to land and just compensation, they end up being tagged as rebels or allies of the New People's Army, hence killing them is so easy.
The old doubts lingered, but no purges took place until many rank-and-file soldiers supported those who resisted the drive to collectivize the peasants in 1928.
The four laureates are Muhammad Yunus, Oscar Arias SEinchez, Tawakkol Karman and Betty Williams.The purpose of the Alliance is to collectivize the efforts of these Nobel Peace Laureates to help ensure that food insecurity will not be the cause of further conflict.
Through its sometimes painful pages, the book describes how Hitler and his henchmen deliberately planned for millions in the region to perish to improve the fortunes of Germany and how Stalin's initial attempts to collectivize the farms of the Ukraine led to the deliberate starvation of millions of people.
The Council reviewed developments in the GCC joint action, Minister of State Al Buainain, commended the achievements of the GCC process due to the cooperation and qualitative collectivize action in Strengthening the prosperity of the GCC countries.
The report gives readers a comprehensive view of the current structure of Cuba's agriculture sector--from the agrarian laws of 1959 and 1963 that socialized but did not completely collectivize Cuban agriculture, to President Rail Castro's latest reforms.
The spring gathering will be an opportunity to "collectivize our struggles and create concrete plans for change," according to Martens.
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