coloniser
kɔlɔnizeʁ
Definition of coloniser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
territoireétablir une colonie en envoyant des gens s'installer dans un territoire
- Les Européens ont colonisé l'Amérique au seizième siècle.
2.
écologieTECH. envahir et occuper un milieu naturel en s'y développantTECH.
- Les algues colonisent rapidement ce lac pollué.
Origin of coloniser
latin, colonus (colons) + -iser (suffixe verbal)
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Examples of coloniser in a sentence
Plusieurs puissances cherchaient à coloniser l'Afrique. Des plantes exotiques colonisent la forêt après l’incendie. Les bactéries colonisent la plaie en quelques heures.
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- English:colonize, invade, ...
- German:kolonisieren, sich ausbreiten, ...
- Italian:colonizzare, ...
- Spanish:colonizar, invadir, ...
- Portuguese:colonizar, invadir, ...
- Chinese:殖民, 定殖, ...
- Japanese:植民地化する, 生息域を広げる, ...
- Arabic:استعمر, غزا, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַשֵּׁב, לְכַבֵּשׁ, ...
- Russian:колонизировать, заселять, ...
- Ukrainian:колонізувати, захоплювати, ...
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