normalising

ˈnɔːməlaɪzɪŋ

Definition of normalising - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

standardizing

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making something standard or regular

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The new policy is normalising the procedures across all departments.

harmonizing

regularizing

standardizing

accepting

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making something more normal or acceptable

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The campaign is normalising discussions about mental health.

normalizing

regularizing

standardizing

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Origin of normalising

Latin, normalis (conforming to rule) + -ing (action)

Examples of normalising in a sentence

Normalising the data ensures consistency.
The show is normalising diverse family structures.
Social media is normalising the sharing of personal stories.

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French:normalisant, banalisant, ...
German:normalisierend, akzeptieren, ...
Italian:standardizzante, ...
Spanish:normalizado, que normaliza, ...
Portuguese:padronizando, tornando normal, ...
Chinese:规范化, 使...正常化的, ...
Japanese:標準化する, 正常化する, ...
Arabic:مُوَحَّد, مُطَبِّع, ...
Hebrew:מְנַרְמֵל, מַכְשִׁיר, ...
Russian:стандартизирующий, делающий нормальным, ...
Ukrainian:нормалізуючий, нормалізація, ...
Hindi:मानकीकरण, सामान्य बनाना, ...
Bengali:স্বাভাবিকীকরণ, গ্রহণযোগ্য করা, ...
Catalan:normalitzant, acceptant, ...
Czech:normalizační, zobecňující, ...
Danish:normaliserende, normalisere, ...
Dutch:normaliseren, normaler maken, ...
Greek:κανονικοποιώντας, ομαλοποιώντας, ...
Hungarian:szabványosító, normalizáló, ...
Khmer:ធ្វើឱ្យមានស្តង់ដារ, ធ្វើឱ្យក្លាយជារឿងធម្មតា, ...
Korean:표준화, 정상화하는, ...
Persian:عادی‌سازی, نرمال‌سازی, ...
Polish:normalizujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):padronizando, aceitando, ...
Romanian:normalizant, acceptant, ...
Swedish:normaliserande, accepterande, ...
Thai:ทำให้เป็นมาตรฐาน, ยอมรับได้, ...
Turkish:normalleştiren, kabul eden, ...
Vietnamese:chuẩn hóa, chấp nhận, ...

normalise

ˈnɔrməˌlaɪz

Definition of normalise - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

adjustment

intr.

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become normal or return to its normal state

intr.

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After the crisis, the situation began to normalise.

normalize

regularize

stabilize

standards

tr.

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make something conform to a standard

tr.

Rare

The new policy aims to normalise procedures across all departments.

regulate

standardize

mathematics

tr.

TECH.

adjust data to a standard scale

tr.

TECH.

The data was normalised to account for differences in age and income..

adjust

standardize

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Origin of normalise

Latin, normalis (conforming to rule)

Examples of normalise in a sentence

His blood pressure began to normalise with medication.
Efforts to normalise data formats are underway.
The initiative will normalise safety standards globally.
The results were normalised for better comparison.
We need to normalise the figures before analysis.

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French:se normaliser, normaliser, ...
German:normalisieren, vereinheitlichen, ...
Italian:normalizzarsi, normalizzare, ...
Spanish:normalizarse, normalizar, ...
Portuguese:normalizar-se, normalizar, ...
Chinese:恢复正常, 规范, ...
Japanese:正常化する, 標準化する, ...
Arabic:تَطَبَّعَ, وَحَّدَ, ...
Hebrew:לְהִתְנַרְמֵל, לְנַרְמֵל, ...
Russian:нормализоваться, нормализовать, ...
Ukrainian:нормалізуватися, нормалізувати, ...
Hindi:सामान्य होना, सामान्य बनाना, ...
Bengali:স্বাভাবিক হওয়া, মানানসই করা, ...
Catalan:normalitzar-se, normalitzar, ...
Czech:normalizovat se, normalizovat, ...
Danish:normalisere sig, normalisere, ...
Dutch:normaliseren, standaardiseren, ...
Greek:ομαλοποιούμαι, κανονικοποιώ, ...
Hungarian:normalizálódni, szabványosítani, ...
Khmer:វិលមកប្រក្រតីវិញ, ធ្វើឱ្យមានស្តង់ដារ, ...
Korean:정상화되다, 표준화하다, ...
Persian:عادی شد, استاندارد کرد, ...
Polish:znormalizować się, znormalizować, ...
Portuguese (BR):normalizar, padronizar, ...
Romanian:a reveni la normal, a normaliza, ...
Swedish:normalisera, standardisera, ...
Thai:กลับสู่ปกติ, ทำให้เป็นมาตรฐาน, ...
Turkish:normalleşmek, standartlaştırmak, ...
Vietnamese:bình thường hóa, chuẩn hóa, ...

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