Definition of Arabize in English:

Arabize

(British Arabise)

verb ˈarəbʌɪzˈɛrəˌbaɪz

[with object]usually as adjective Arabized

Give (someone or something) an Arab or Arabic character.
an Arabized script
Example sentencesExamples
- For decades, the Party actively tried to Arabize much of the country.
- With their political dominance, the northerners have attempted to Arabize the country and to promote Arabic, at the expense of French, in the educational system.
- Most Arabs in that area had been settled there in an attempt to Arabize the north.
- ‘Arabizing the Internet: IT technology, a future market for growth, ’.
- If the government insisted on a unitary state that would Islamize and Arabize the entire country, the south would demand independence.
- The Arab invasion in the 7th century brought with it many Arab soldiers who settled there and who slowly Arabized the country and converted most of its inhabitants to Islam.
- For the most part, however, the inhabitants of Palestine became Arabized, converting to Islam and speaking Arabic.
- The pressure to Arabize was resisted by Berber population groups, such as the Kabyles, the Chaouia, the Tuareg, and the Mzabt.
- Other parts of the country are also being Arabised, they say, but not to the same degree.
- In its street forms, rai operates in France to keep a community of former North African residents connected; in Algeria it operated for a time as a Berber nationalist medium against the Islamicizing, Arabizing currents.
- They thrived as a community of fully Arabised Jews who were productive citizens of the Cordoban caliphate.
- Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word.

Derivatives

Arabization

noun ˌarəbʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌɛrəˌbaɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

Laws in the 1990s required the Arabization of secondary school and higher education, and made Arabic the only legal language in government and politics.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also raises the question of the status of Arabic: Arabization is advocated by the authors of the Report, but without exposing its difficulties nor its benefits.
- A process of Arabization and Islamization ensued.
- Fluency in French is a status marker, and so social considerations, as well as the practical ones of an opening to the world, have impeded full Arabization.
- The revivification of Palestinian identity has become a part of Palestinian Christian consciousness: ‘The Arabization of the Christian churches, which began with their leaders, has spread to include theology and education.’

Definition of Arabize in US English:

Arabize

(British Arabise)

verbˈɛrəˌbaɪzˈerəˌbīz

[with object]usually as adjective Arabized

Give (someone or something) an Arab or Arabic character.
an Arabized script
Example sentencesExamples
- Most Arabs in that area had been settled there in an attempt to Arabize the north.
- The pressure to Arabize was resisted by Berber population groups, such as the Kabyles, the Chaouia, the Tuareg, and the Mzabt.
- With their political dominance, the northerners have attempted to Arabize the country and to promote Arabic, at the expense of French, in the educational system.
- Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word.
- ‘Arabizing the Internet: IT technology, a future market for growth, ’.
- In its street forms, rai operates in France to keep a community of former North African residents connected; in Algeria it operated for a time as a Berber nationalist medium against the Islamicizing, Arabizing currents.
- The Arab invasion in the 7th century brought with it many Arab soldiers who settled there and who slowly Arabized the country and converted most of its inhabitants to Islam.
- They thrived as a community of fully Arabised Jews who were productive citizens of the Cordoban caliphate.
- If the government insisted on a unitary state that would Islamize and Arabize the entire country, the south would demand independence.
- For the most part, however, the inhabitants of Palestine became Arabized, converting to Islam and speaking Arabic.
- For decades, the Party actively tried to Arabize much of the country.
- Other parts of the country are also being Arabised, they say, but not to the same degree.

单词	Arabize
释义	Definition of Arabize in English: Arabize (British Arabise) verb ˈarəbʌɪzˈɛrəˌbaɪz [with object]usually as adjective Arabized Give (someone or something) an Arab or Arabic character. an Arabized script Example sentencesExamples For decades, the Party actively tried to Arabize much of the country. With their political dominance, the northerners have attempted to Arabize the country and to promote Arabic, at the expense of French, in the educational system. Most Arabs in that area had been settled there in an attempt to Arabize the north. ‘Arabizing the Internet: IT technology, a future market for growth, ’. If the government insisted on a unitary state that would Islamize and Arabize the entire country, the south would demand independence. The Arab invasion in the 7th century brought with it many Arab soldiers who settled there and who slowly Arabized the country and converted most of its inhabitants to Islam. For the most part, however, the inhabitants of Palestine became Arabized, converting to Islam and speaking Arabic. The pressure to Arabize was resisted by Berber population groups, such as the Kabyles, the Chaouia, the Tuareg, and the Mzabt. Other parts of the country are also being Arabised, they say, but not to the same degree. In its street forms, rai operates in France to keep a community of former North African residents connected; in Algeria it operated for a time as a Berber nationalist medium against the Islamicizing, Arabizing currents. They thrived as a community of fully Arabised Jews who were productive citizens of the Cordoban caliphate. Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word. Derivatives Arabization noun ˌarəbʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌɛrəˌbaɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n Laws in the 1990s required the Arabization of secondary school and higher education, and made Arabic the only legal language in government and politics. Example sentencesExamples It also raises the question of the status of Arabic: Arabization is advocated by the authors of the Report, but without exposing its difficulties nor its benefits. A process of Arabization and Islamization ensued. Fluency in French is a status marker, and so social considerations, as well as the practical ones of an opening to the world, have impeded full Arabization. The revivification of Palestinian identity has become a part of Palestinian Christian consciousness: ‘The Arabization of the Christian churches, which began with their leaders, has spread to include theology and education.’ Definition of Arabize in US English: Arabize (British Arabise) verbˈɛrəˌbaɪzˈerəˌbīz [with object]usually as adjective Arabized Give (someone or something) an Arab or Arabic character. an Arabized script Example sentencesExamples Most Arabs in that area had been settled there in an attempt to Arabize the north. The pressure to Arabize was resisted by Berber population groups, such as the Kabyles, the Chaouia, the Tuareg, and the Mzabt. With their political dominance, the northerners have attempted to Arabize the country and to promote Arabic, at the expense of French, in the educational system. Some claim that the term ‘Divan’ is an Arabized Persian word while AI-Kalkashandy argued that it is an Arabic word. ‘Arabizing the Internet: IT technology, a future market for growth, ’. In its street forms, rai operates in France to keep a community of former North African residents connected; in Algeria it operated for a time as a Berber nationalist medium against the Islamicizing, Arabizing currents. The Arab invasion in the 7th century brought with it many Arab soldiers who settled there and who slowly Arabized the country and converted most of its inhabitants to Islam. They thrived as a community of fully Arabised Jews who were productive citizens of the Cordoban caliphate. If the government insisted on a unitary state that would Islamize and Arabize the entire country, the south would demand independence. For the most part, however, the inhabitants of Palestine became Arabized, converting to Islam and speaking Arabic. For decades, the Party actively tried to Arabize much of the country. Other parts of the country are also being Arabised, they say, but not to the same degree.
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