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Definition of globalisation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
businessTECH. UK growth to a global or worldwide scaleTECH. UK
- The globalisation of technology has transformed industries.
2.
spread integrationTECH. UK spread of products, technology, information, and jobs across nationsTECH. UK
- The globalisation of technology has made smartphones accessible worldwide.
Origin of globalisation
French, global (world) + -isation (process)
Terms with globalisation included in their meaning
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business
influenced by globalisation in scope or application
Examples of globalisation in a sentence
The globalisation of markets has increased competition. Globalisation has influenced cultural exchanges significantly. The effects of globalisation are evident in the global job market.
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- French:mondialisation, ...
- German:Globalisierung, ...
- Italian:globalizzazione, ...
- Spanish:globalización, ...
- Portuguese:globalização, ...
- Chinese:全球化, 全球扩展, ...
- Japanese:グローバリゼーション, ...
- Arabic:عولمة, ...
- Hebrew:גְּלוֹבָּלִיזַצְיָה, גְּלוֹבָּלִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:глобализация, ...
- Ukrainian:глобалізація, ...
- Hindi:वैश्वीकरण, वैश्विकीकरण, ...
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