Definition Synonyms
Definition of globalization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
economic culturalTECH. US process of integrating worldwide economies and culturesTECH. US
- Globalization has led to increased trade and cultural exchanges between countries..
- Globalization has transformed local businesses into international enterprises.
- The effects of globalization are evident in urban development.
Expressions with globalization
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extreme form of globalization with rapid changes
The tech boom has led to globalization on steroids.
unstoppable force driving global integration
The globalization juggernaut has transformed economies worldwide.
growing connection of world economies through trade, investment, and financial flows
Economic globalization has increased competition between companies in many countries.
negative reaction against global integration and cultural exchange
A globalization backlash can be seen in the rise of nationalist movements.
the removal of restrictions in an economy
The reforms promised liberalization, privatization, globalization to attract investors.
social movement supporting fair global cooperation, opposing harmful economic effects
Alter-globalization gained momentum after major international protests.
opposition to the process of integrating economies and societies globally
The anti-globalization movement gained momentum in the late 1990s.
Origin of globalization
Latin, globus (sphere) + -ization (process)
Terms with globalization included in their meaning
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technology
the current era characterized by advanced technology and globalization
opposing globalization
belief against worldwide economic and trade systems
globalization
adapted for use in many countries
globalization
person who supports global citizenship and diversity
globalization
broaden the scope to make more global
globalization
transnational distribution of correlated people
abr: globalization
process of making something suitable for all countries
globalization
making something worldwide in scope or application
globalization
state of complete global integration and connectivity
globalization
make something international in scope or character
business
slowing of globalization, especially in global trade
globalization
made to be applicable everywhere
economy
extreme form of globalization with rapid changes
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- French:mondialisation, ...
- German:Globalisierung, ...
- Italian:mondializzazione, ...
- Spanish:globalización, ...
- Portuguese:globalização, ...
- Chinese:全球化, ...
- Japanese:グローバリゼーション, ...
- Arabic:عَوْلَمَة, ...
- Hebrew:גְּלוֹבָּלִיזַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:глобализация, ...
- Ukrainian:глобалізація, ...
- Hindi:वैश्वीकरण, ...
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