Definition
Definition of centralising - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unifyingRare UK organizing under a single authorityRare UK
- The centralising reforms were intended to unify the various departments.
2.
concentrationRare UK tending to draw to a central pointRare UK
- The centralising policy reduced local decision-making.
Origin of centralising
English, central (center) + -ising (verb suffix)
Examples of centralising in a sentence
Centralising efforts were met with resistance from local authorities. The centralising approach streamlined the company's operations. Centralising forces in the government limited regional autonomy.
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- French:centralisateur, centralisatrice, ...
- German:Organisation, zentralisierend, ...
- Italian:organizzante, centralizzante, ...
- Spanish:unificador, centralizador, ...
- Portuguese:unificadora, centralizador, ...
- Chinese:统一, 集中的, ...
- Japanese:統一化, 中央集権的な, ...
- Arabic:مُرَكِّز, مركزي, ...
- Hebrew:מְאַחֵד, מְכוּוָן לְרִיכּוּז, ...
- Russian:объединяющий, централизующий, ...
- Ukrainian:уніфікуючий, концентруючий, ...
- Hindi:एकीकृत, केंद्रीकरण, ...
Definition of centralise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
management organizationUK bring things together under one control or locationUK
- The company decided to centralise its operations for efficiency.
- They plan to centralise payroll in one office.
- The government will centralise healthcare services next year.
Origin of centralise
French, centraliser (to make central)
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- French:centraliser, ...
- German:zentralisieren, ...
- Italian:centralizzare, ...
- Spanish:centralizar, ...
- Portuguese:centralizar, ...
- Chinese:集中, ...
- Japanese:集約する, ...
- Arabic:مَرْكَزَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְרַכֵּז, ...
- Russian:централизовать, ...
- Ukrainian:централізувати, ...
- Hindi:केंद्रीकृत करना, ...
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