Definition of privatize in English:

privatize

(British privatise)

verb ˈprʌɪvətʌɪzˈpraɪvəˌtaɪz

[with object]

Transfer (a business, industry, or service) from public to private ownership and control.
把（公司，产业，服务）私有化
they were opposed to plans to privatize electricity and water
他们反对水、电私有化计划。
Example sentencesExamples
- It has come right in the case of the fruit industry, but that industry is largely privatised.
- The rate increase was a preparation for plans to privatize electrical service.
- They will be expected to privatise services such as water and will have to open their markets to foreign goods.
- Wisconsin has privatized the administration of welfare benefits.
- Even down south it is not, in that sense, a truly privatised industry, because it is not truly free.
- Costa Rica, which had held back over concerns about privatizing public industries, was brought into the accord in January.
- As its reward, the union was granted coverage of the workers in the newly privatised industry.
- Plus, government coffers will feel the pinch from the planned slowdown in privatizing state-owned businesses.
- After the fall of the socialist government, many inefficient industries were privatized.
- Have you noticed how everyone smiles more since I privatised the dental service?
- The National Party has a record of attempting to privatise some services in the health system.
- These poorer countries had no choice but to accept privatized municipal services as a way of ensuring they'd pay back their loans.
- They are on the boards of banks and industrial firms and privatised service providers and many more.
- This is because it is privatising the nationalised industries and services and doing everything in its power to attract foreign investment.
- The government already has privatized pensions, telephone service, and electricity.
- Successive governments pared back the public sector, privatising industries and services throughout the country.
- They were protesting against the New Labour council's decision to privatise the home care service.
- The postal officials reportedly supported Koso as an opponent of government plans to privatize postal services.
- While privatised industry has its merits, I feel Primeco should not take over the local post office.
- He acknowledges that provision of health care has been reduced as governments privatise services.
Synonyms
private, public, non-state-controlled, non-state-run, non-public, private-sector, private-enterprise, fee-paying, commercial

Derivatives

privatizer

noun ˈprʌɪvəˌtʌɪzəˈpraɪvəˌtaɪzər

Fortunately, as our strike last month showed, we have the power to take on the privatisers and win.
Example sentencesExamples
- Labour's privatisers are now turning their attention to primary care.
- The success in Glasgow should spur on resistance to the privatisers throughout the public services.
- Those performing well get three stars, while those performing poorly get no extra cash and the threat of being taken over by privatisers within three months.
- Alternatively, privatizers can unhappily admit that future stock returns will be much lower than they have been claiming.

Definition of privatize in US English:

privatize

(British privatise)

verbˈpraɪvəˌtaɪzˈprīvəˌtīz

[with object]

Transfer (a business, industry, or service) from public to private ownership and control.
把（公司，产业，服务）私有化
a plan for privatizing education
Example sentencesExamples
- This is because it is privatising the nationalised industries and services and doing everything in its power to attract foreign investment.
- The government already has privatized pensions, telephone service, and electricity.
- Successive governments pared back the public sector, privatising industries and services throughout the country.
- The rate increase was a preparation for plans to privatize electrical service.
- After the fall of the socialist government, many inefficient industries were privatized.
- The postal officials reportedly supported Koso as an opponent of government plans to privatize postal services.
- Even down south it is not, in that sense, a truly privatised industry, because it is not truly free.
- They were protesting against the New Labour council's decision to privatise the home care service.
- Plus, government coffers will feel the pinch from the planned slowdown in privatizing state-owned businesses.
- Costa Rica, which had held back over concerns about privatizing public industries, was brought into the accord in January.
- They are on the boards of banks and industrial firms and privatised service providers and many more.
- As its reward, the union was granted coverage of the workers in the newly privatised industry.
- He acknowledges that provision of health care has been reduced as governments privatise services.
- While privatised industry has its merits, I feel Primeco should not take over the local post office.
- They will be expected to privatise services such as water and will have to open their markets to foreign goods.
- The National Party has a record of attempting to privatise some services in the health system.
- These poorer countries had no choice but to accept privatized municipal services as a way of ensuring they'd pay back their loans.
- It has come right in the case of the fruit industry, but that industry is largely privatised.
- Have you noticed how everyone smiles more since I privatised the dental service?
- Wisconsin has privatized the administration of welfare benefits.
Synonyms
private, public, non-state-controlled, non-state-run, non-public, private-sector, private-enterprise, fee-paying, commercial

词汇	privatize
释义	Definition of privatize in English: privatize (British privatise) verb ˈprʌɪvətʌɪzˈpraɪvəˌtaɪz [with object] Transfer (a business, industry, or service) from public to private ownership and control. 把（公司，产业，服务）私有化 they were opposed to plans to privatize electricity and water 他们反对水、电私有化计划。 Example sentencesExamples It has come right in the case of the fruit industry, but that industry is largely privatised. The rate increase was a preparation for plans to privatize electrical service. They will be expected to privatise services such as water and will have to open their markets to foreign goods. Wisconsin has privatized the administration of welfare benefits. Even down south it is not, in that sense, a truly privatised industry, because it is not truly free. Costa Rica, which had held back over concerns about privatizing public industries, was brought into the accord in January. As its reward, the union was granted coverage of the workers in the newly privatised industry. Plus, government coffers will feel the pinch from the planned slowdown in privatizing state-owned businesses. After the fall of the socialist government, many inefficient industries were privatized. Have you noticed how everyone smiles more since I privatised the dental service? The National Party has a record of attempting to privatise some services in the health system. These poorer countries had no choice but to accept privatized municipal services as a way of ensuring they'd pay back their loans. They are on the boards of banks and industrial firms and privatised service providers and many more. This is because it is privatising the nationalised industries and services and doing everything in its power to attract foreign investment. The government already has privatized pensions, telephone service, and electricity. Successive governments pared back the public sector, privatising industries and services throughout the country. They were protesting against the New Labour council's decision to privatise the home care service. The postal officials reportedly supported Koso as an opponent of government plans to privatize postal services. While privatised industry has its merits, I feel Primeco should not take over the local post office. He acknowledges that provision of health care has been reduced as governments privatise services. Synonyms private, public, non-state-controlled, non-state-run, non-public, private-sector, private-enterprise, fee-paying, commercial Derivatives privatizer noun ˈprʌɪvəˌtʌɪzəˈpraɪvəˌtaɪzər Fortunately, as our strike last month showed, we have the power to take on the privatisers and win. Example sentencesExamples Labour's privatisers are now turning their attention to primary care. The success in Glasgow should spur on resistance to the privatisers throughout the public services. Those performing well get three stars, while those performing poorly get no extra cash and the threat of being taken over by privatisers within three months. Alternatively, privatizers can unhappily admit that future stock returns will be much lower than they have been claiming. Definition of privatize in US English: privatize (British privatise) verbˈpraɪvəˌtaɪzˈprīvəˌtīz [with object] Transfer (a business, industry, or service) from public to private ownership and control. 把（公司，产业，服务）私有化 a plan for privatizing education Example sentencesExamples This is because it is privatising the nationalised industries and services and doing everything in its power to attract foreign investment. The government already has privatized pensions, telephone service, and electricity. Successive governments pared back the public sector, privatising industries and services throughout the country. The rate increase was a preparation for plans to privatize electrical service. After the fall of the socialist government, many inefficient industries were privatized. The postal officials reportedly supported Koso as an opponent of government plans to privatize postal services. Even down south it is not, in that sense, a truly privatised industry, because it is not truly free. They were protesting against the New Labour council's decision to privatise the home care service. Plus, government coffers will feel the pinch from the planned slowdown in privatizing state-owned businesses. Costa Rica, which had held back over concerns about privatizing public industries, was brought into the accord in January. They are on the boards of banks and industrial firms and privatised service providers and many more. As its reward, the union was granted coverage of the workers in the newly privatised industry. He acknowledges that provision of health care has been reduced as governments privatise services. While privatised industry has its merits, I feel Primeco should not take over the local post office. They will be expected to privatise services such as water and will have to open their markets to foreign goods. The National Party has a record of attempting to privatise some services in the health system. These poorer countries had no choice but to accept privatized municipal services as a way of ensuring they'd pay back their loans. It has come right in the case of the fruit industry, but that industry is largely privatised. Have you noticed how everyone smiles more since I privatised the dental service? Wisconsin has privatized the administration of welfare benefits. Synonyms private, public, non-state-controlled, non-state-run, non-public, private-sector, private-enterprise, fee-paying, commercial
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