diversification

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diversification — 名詞

  • diversificationsingular
  • diversificationsplural

1. the move towards having a wider mix of different types — of people, things, idea

1.名詞B2
釋義

多樣化

事物、人群或活動變得更為多元的過程

the move towards having a wider mix of different types — of people, things, ideas, or activities — within a group or situation

例句

Henrik saw the neighbourhood's diversification as families from six countries moved in.

Henrik 看到社區因來自六個國家的家庭遷入而日趨多樣化。

The diversification of crops on Niran's farm meant planting beans beside the usual rice.

Niran 農場的作物多樣化,意味著除了原本的水稻,也種起了豆類。

diversification of + [domain] collocation

同義詞
  • variety

    refers more to the resulting state than the process; less about deliberate change

  • broadening

    less formal; often used for personal or intellectual growth

  • expansion

    wider in scope but does not always imply adding different kinds of things

反義詞
  • uniformity

    the state of everything being the same

  • narrowing

    the opposite process: reducing range or variety

用法筆記

Frequently used with 'of': the diversification of something. Contrast with 'diversity,' which names the resulting state rather than the process of change.

常見錯誤

The city has a lot of diversification.
The city has a lot of diversity.
💡diversification is the process of becoming varied; diversity is the resulting state.

2. a company's or organization's move into new product lines, services, or markets

2.名詞B2
釋義

業務擴張

公司進入新產品或服務領域的策略

a company's or organization's move into new product lines, services, or markets that it did not operate in before

例句

The old publishing house began its diversification into digital learning tools and courses.

那家老牌出版社開始將業務擴張至數位學習工具和線上課程。

diversification into [new area]

Ziad's family business survived the recession through careful diversification into food delivery.

Ziad 的家族企業透過謹慎的業務擴張進軍餐飲外送,挺過了經濟衰退。

同義詞
  • branching out

    less formal, more conversational; often used as a verb phrase

  • expansion

    broader term; can mean simply growing larger without adding variety

  • broadening of scope

    more formal; emphasises range rather than specific new market entry

反義詞
  • specialisation

    focusing on one narrow area instead of spreading into many

  • consolidation

    combining and narrowing operations, the reverse of diversification

用法筆記

Common in business and corporate contexts. The standard pattern is 'diversification into [new area].'

常見錯誤

The company made a diversification into food.
The company diversified into food.
💡the verb 'diversify' is more natural and direct than 'make a diversification.'