Definition of imperialize in English:

imperialize

(British imperialise)

verb ɪmˈpɪərɪəlʌɪzimˈpirēəˌlīz

[with object]usually as adjective imperialized

Subject to imperial rule or influence.
people of an imperialized culture
Example sentencesExamples
- In the history of Britain and Ireland this was a decisive moment, the creation of an imperializing English culture.
- He journeys into a past it has been convenient for imperializing Europe to deny.
- ‘They have imperialised our subconscious,’ says a character.
- The program notes ascribed a savage or exotic otherness to the performers who were packaged into neatly schematised and imperialised glosses for ready consumption by the spectator.
- It has been read as a subtle undermining of Henry's imperializing project.
- However, contacts with continental Europe, and areas that had been imperialised closer to home, meant that native rulers could take on aspects of centralisation if they wanted to.

Definition of imperialize in US English:

imperialize

(British imperialise)

verbimˈpirēəˌlīz

[with object]usually as adjective imperialized

Subject to imperial rule or influence.
people of an imperialized culture
Example sentencesExamples
- However, contacts with continental Europe, and areas that had been imperialised closer to home, meant that native rulers could take on aspects of centralisation if they wanted to.
- He journeys into a past it has been convenient for imperializing Europe to deny.
- In the history of Britain and Ireland this was a decisive moment, the creation of an imperializing English culture.
- It has been read as a subtle undermining of Henry's imperializing project.
- The program notes ascribed a savage or exotic otherness to the performers who were packaged into neatly schematised and imperialised glosses for ready consumption by the spectator.
- ‘They have imperialised our subconscious,’ says a character.

词汇	imperialize
释义	Definition of imperialize in English: imperialize (British imperialise) verb ɪmˈpɪərɪəlʌɪzimˈpirēəˌlīz [with object]usually as adjective imperialized Subject to imperial rule or influence. people of an imperialized culture Example sentencesExamples In the history of Britain and Ireland this was a decisive moment, the creation of an imperializing English culture. He journeys into a past it has been convenient for imperializing Europe to deny. ‘They have imperialised our subconscious,’ says a character. The program notes ascribed a savage or exotic otherness to the performers who were packaged into neatly schematised and imperialised glosses for ready consumption by the spectator. It has been read as a subtle undermining of Henry's imperializing project. However, contacts with continental Europe, and areas that had been imperialised closer to home, meant that native rulers could take on aspects of centralisation if they wanted to. Definition of imperialize in US English: imperialize (British imperialise) verbimˈpirēəˌlīz [with object]usually as adjective imperialized Subject to imperial rule or influence. people of an imperialized culture Example sentencesExamples However, contacts with continental Europe, and areas that had been imperialised closer to home, meant that native rulers could take on aspects of centralisation if they wanted to. He journeys into a past it has been convenient for imperializing Europe to deny. In the history of Britain and Ireland this was a decisive moment, the creation of an imperializing English culture. It has been read as a subtle undermining of Henry's imperializing project. The program notes ascribed a savage or exotic otherness to the performers who were packaged into neatly schematised and imperialised glosses for ready consumption by the spectator. ‘They have imperialised our subconscious,’ says a character.
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