Definition of globalize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
internationalRare US spread or put into effect worldwideRare US
- The new policy will globalize environmental standards.
2.
businessTECH. US link companies from different countries for businessTECH. US
- Many industries globalize to increase their market reach.
Origin of globalize
Latin, globus (sphere)
Examples of globalize in a sentence
Efforts to globalize education are increasing. Companies globalize to access cheaper labor markets. To stay competitive, firms must globalize rapidly.
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- French:mondialiser, ...
- German:globalisieren, ...
- Italian:globalizzare, espandere, ...
- Spanish:globalizar, globalizarse, ...
- Portuguese:globalizar, ...
- Chinese:全球推广, 全球化, ...
- Japanese:グローバル化する, 世界展開する, ...
- Arabic:عَوْلَمَ, وَسَّعَ نِطَاقَهُ عَالَمِيًّا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַחִיל בִּרְחָבֵי הָעוֹלָם, לְהִתְרַחֵב, ...
- Russian:глобализировать, глобализироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:глобалізувати, глобалізуватися, ...
- Hindi:वैश्विक बनाना, वैश्वीकरण करना, ...
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