collectivize
/kəˈlektɪvaɪz/ (bre, ipa) · [kəlˈɛktɪvˌaɪz] /kəˈlektɪvaɪz/ (ame, ipa) · [kəlˈɛktɪvˌaɪz] /kə-ˈlek-ti-ˌvīz How to pronounce collectivize (audio)/ (ame, mw)
collectivize — 動詞
- collectivizepresent simple I / you / we / they
- collectivizeshe / she / it
- collectivizedpast simple
- collectivizing-ing form
1. to make privately owned farms, land, or businesses part of one shared system run
集體化
改成由集體或國家共同管理
to make privately owned farms, land, or businesses part of one shared system run by a group or by the government
After the revolution, the party collectivized thousands of small farms.
革命後,該黨把成千上萬的小農場集體化了。
collectivize + farms/land/businesses
Officials tried to collectivize village land before the next rice harvest.
官員想在下一次稻米收成前把村裡的土地集體化。
The regime planned to collectivize the mines and all nearby factories.
該政權計畫把礦場和附近所有工廠都集體化。
Many families resisted when the state moved to collectivize their cattle.
當國家要把他們的牛群集體化時,許多家庭都反對。
By 1952, most workshops in the town had been collectivized.
到 1952 年時,鎮上大多數工坊都已被集體化。
- nationalize
more common for a state taking formal ownership of a company or industry
- socialize
broader political term for putting production or services under public control
- communalize
stresses community ownership rather than control from a central state; much less common
- privatize
to move land or industry from state or group control into private ownership
- decollectivize
to break up collective ownership and return control to individual owners
文法句型
collectivize + [farm/land/industry]
be collectivized
用法筆記
Usually takes farms, land, factories, or other productive property as its object. In history and political writing, it often appears in the passive after a government has already forced the change.