Definition of nationalization in English:

nationalization

(British nationalisation)

noun naʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The transfer of a major branch of industry or commerce from private to state ownership or control.
the nationalization of the railways in 1948
Example sentencesExamples
- He opposed economic nationalization on both philosophical and programmatic grounds.
- After the nationalisation of the railways in 1948, The British Transport Films Unit was created to record and publicise the work of the nationalised transport industries.
- The new president announced a drastic reform programme, including measures for oil nationalization, land redistribution, and industrial expansion.
- They demanded the nationalisation of the mines and the expropriation of the landlords.
- They wanted the gradual nationalisation of the large industries by parliamentary methods.
- The nationalisation programme ground to a halt.
- He advocated social and economic reform, and nationalization of land and industry.
- Somewhere between nationalisation and privatisation, the famous Third Way has now been discovered.
- On 1 May 1951 he announced the nationalisation of the oil industry.
- He advocated nationalisation from the start.
- We believe that nationalisation of the banks is a necessary accompaniment to such monetisation.
- The referendum was seen as a step towards nationalisation.
- It was an unequivocal plea for land nationalisation and the abolition of private ownership of land.

Definition of nationalization in US English:

nationalization

(British nationalisation)

nounˌnaSH(ə)nələˈzāSHən

The transfer of a major branch of industry or commerce from private to state ownership or control.
the nationalization of the railroads
Example sentencesExamples
- He opposed economic nationalization on both philosophical and programmatic grounds.
- After the nationalisation of the railways in 1948, The British Transport Films Unit was created to record and publicise the work of the nationalised transport industries.
- Somewhere between nationalisation and privatisation, the famous Third Way has now been discovered.
- It was an unequivocal plea for land nationalisation and the abolition of private ownership of land.
- The nationalisation programme ground to a halt.
- We believe that nationalisation of the banks is a necessary accompaniment to such monetisation.
- They demanded the nationalisation of the mines and the expropriation of the landlords.
- They wanted the gradual nationalisation of the large industries by parliamentary methods.
- The new president announced a drastic reform programme, including measures for oil nationalization, land redistribution, and industrial expansion.
- He advocated nationalisation from the start.
- On 1 May 1951 he announced the nationalisation of the oil industry.
- He advocated social and economic reform, and nationalization of land and industry.
- The referendum was seen as a step towards nationalisation.

单词	nationalization
释义	Definition of nationalization in English: nationalization (British nationalisation) noun naʃ(ə)n(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The transfer of a major branch of industry or commerce from private to state ownership or control. the nationalization of the railways in 1948 Example sentencesExamples He opposed economic nationalization on both philosophical and programmatic grounds. After the nationalisation of the railways in 1948, The British Transport Films Unit was created to record and publicise the work of the nationalised transport industries. The new president announced a drastic reform programme, including measures for oil nationalization, land redistribution, and industrial expansion. They demanded the nationalisation of the mines and the expropriation of the landlords. They wanted the gradual nationalisation of the large industries by parliamentary methods. The nationalisation programme ground to a halt. He advocated social and economic reform, and nationalization of land and industry. Somewhere between nationalisation and privatisation, the famous Third Way has now been discovered. On 1 May 1951 he announced the nationalisation of the oil industry. He advocated nationalisation from the start. We believe that nationalisation of the banks is a necessary accompaniment to such monetisation. The referendum was seen as a step towards nationalisation. It was an unequivocal plea for land nationalisation and the abolition of private ownership of land. Definition of nationalization in US English: nationalization (British nationalisation) nounˌnaSH(ə)nələˈzāSHən The transfer of a major branch of industry or commerce from private to state ownership or control. the nationalization of the railroads Example sentencesExamples He opposed economic nationalization on both philosophical and programmatic grounds. After the nationalisation of the railways in 1948, The British Transport Films Unit was created to record and publicise the work of the nationalised transport industries. Somewhere between nationalisation and privatisation, the famous Third Way has now been discovered. It was an unequivocal plea for land nationalisation and the abolition of private ownership of land. The nationalisation programme ground to a halt. We believe that nationalisation of the banks is a necessary accompaniment to such monetisation. They demanded the nationalisation of the mines and the expropriation of the landlords. They wanted the gradual nationalisation of the large industries by parliamentary methods. The new president announced a drastic reform programme, including measures for oil nationalization, land redistribution, and industrial expansion. He advocated nationalisation from the start. On 1 May 1951 he announced the nationalisation of the oil industry. He advocated social and economic reform, and nationalization of land and industry. The referendum was seen as a step towards nationalisation.
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