Definition of internalise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
psychologyRare UK make ideas or behaviors part of your own thinkingRare UK
- She internalise the team's values quickly.
- He internalise criticism and tries to improve.
- Children often internalise their parents' beliefs.
Origin of internalise
Latin, internus (inward) + -al (pertaining to)
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- French:intérioriser, ...
- German:verinnerlichen, ...
- Italian:interiorizzare, ...
- Spanish:interiorizar, ...
- Portuguese:interiorizar, ...
- Chinese:内化, ...
- Japanese:内面化する, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتَبْطَنَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְנִים, ...
- Russian:усваивать, ...
- Ukrainian:засвоїти, ...
- Hindi:अंदर समाहित करना, ...
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