Definition of normalization in English:

normalization

(British normalisation)

noun nɔːm(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The process of bringing or returning something to a normal condition or state.
the normalization of the situation will make the area more conducive to business activities
he paved the way for normalization of relations between the two countries
Example sentencesExamples
- Both countries observed the 40th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations this month.
- The two leaders agreed to resume normalization talks in October.
- This is another staging post in the steady normalisation of homosexuality which has been a feature of mainstream culture this past decade or so.
- The normalization process converts text from disparate text forms to a single form that allows accurate text processing.
- The visit symbolizes the normalization of relations between the two nations.
- This paved the way for normalization of post-war trade.
- The data were subject to two subsequent normalization procedures.
- He praised the bilateral agreement to set up working groups that will discuss diplomatic normalization.
- He said a 'normalisation' of the firm's business had taken place.
- The process through the 40s and 50s was one of normalisation.
- The government began a process of political normalization during 1978 - 81.
- The document called for the normalization of bilateral ties.
- They hoped that the president would re-establish law and order, and that normalization would follow.

Definition of normalization in US English:

normalization

(British normalisation)

noun

The process of bringing or returning something to a normal condition or state.
the normalization of the situation will make the area more conducive to business activities
he paved the way for normalization of relations between the two countries
Example sentencesExamples
- The two leaders agreed to resume normalization talks in October.
- Both countries observed the 40th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations this month.
- This is another staging post in the steady normalisation of homosexuality which has been a feature of mainstream culture this past decade or so.
- The data were subject to two subsequent normalization procedures.
- This paved the way for normalization of post-war trade.
- The visit symbolizes the normalization of relations between the two nations.
- He praised the bilateral agreement to set up working groups that will discuss diplomatic normalization.
- The normalization process converts text from disparate text forms to a single form that allows accurate text processing.
- The document called for the normalization of bilateral ties.
- He said a 'normalisation' of the firm's business had taken place.
- The government began a process of political normalization during 1978 - 81.
- They hoped that the president would re-establish law and order, and that normalization would follow.
- The process through the 40s and 50s was one of normalisation.

词汇	normalization
释义	Definition of normalization in English: normalization (British normalisation) noun nɔːm(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The process of bringing or returning something to a normal condition or state. the normalization of the situation will make the area more conducive to business activities he paved the way for normalization of relations between the two countries Example sentencesExamples Both countries observed the 40th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations this month. The two leaders agreed to resume normalization talks in October. This is another staging post in the steady normalisation of homosexuality which has been a feature of mainstream culture this past decade or so. The normalization process converts text from disparate text forms to a single form that allows accurate text processing. The visit symbolizes the normalization of relations between the two nations. This paved the way for normalization of post-war trade. The data were subject to two subsequent normalization procedures. He praised the bilateral agreement to set up working groups that will discuss diplomatic normalization. He said a 'normalisation' of the firm's business had taken place. The process through the 40s and 50s was one of normalisation. The government began a process of political normalization during 1978 - 81. The document called for the normalization of bilateral ties. They hoped that the president would re-establish law and order, and that normalization would follow. Definition of normalization in US English: normalization (British normalisation) noun The process of bringing or returning something to a normal condition or state. the normalization of the situation will make the area more conducive to business activities he paved the way for normalization of relations between the two countries Example sentencesExamples The two leaders agreed to resume normalization talks in October. Both countries observed the 40th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations this month. This is another staging post in the steady normalisation of homosexuality which has been a feature of mainstream culture this past decade or so. The data were subject to two subsequent normalization procedures. This paved the way for normalization of post-war trade. The visit symbolizes the normalization of relations between the two nations. He praised the bilateral agreement to set up working groups that will discuss diplomatic normalization. The normalization process converts text from disparate text forms to a single form that allows accurate text processing. The document called for the normalization of bilateral ties. He said a 'normalisation' of the firm's business had taken place. The government began a process of political normalization during 1978 - 81. They hoped that the president would re-establish law and order, and that normalization would follow. The process through the 40s and 50s was one of normalisation.
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