Definition of civilianize in English:

civilianize

(British civilianise)

verb sɪˈvɪlj(ə)nʌɪzsəˈvilyəˌnīz

[with object]

Make (something) non-military in character or function.
使转为民用
the president plans to civilianize the country by reducing the army's strength
Example sentencesExamples
- Even though it flew with a civilian registration, it was never fully civilianized and thus has a lot of its original equipment still installed.
- The disciplined services have carried out their own studies to identify which jobs need to be done by trained officers and which could be ‘civilianised’.
- What we need to begin doing is civilianizing many of the functions that are currently being undertaken by personnel in military uniform.
- Many current combat service support functions can be civilianized or contracted.
- I also always become concerned when someone wants to civilianize support or combat support units.

Derivatives

civilianization

noun sɪvɪlj(ə)nʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

The current proposal is getting away from the gradual civilianization of military jobs and going after the many similar jobs everybody knows about.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, critics have complained of a creeping civilianisation of policing the roads.
- He added: ‘On the issue of wildlife crime, it is important to emphasise that we have been looking at the issue of civilianisation of jobs in the force for some years.’
- Moreover, the civilianization of the ministerial control of the army in Britain did not become a fixed principle until after the Napoleonic wars.
- Perhaps not surprisingly, the ‘technology transfer’ that led to the civilianization of wargaming started with a couple of reservists - one British, one German.

Definition of civilianize in US English:

civilianize

(British civilianise)

verbsəˈvilyəˌnīz

[with object]

Make (something) nonmilitary in character or function.
使转为民用
the president plans to civilianize the country by reducing the army's strength
Example sentencesExamples
- The disciplined services have carried out their own studies to identify which jobs need to be done by trained officers and which could be ‘civilianised’.
- What we need to begin doing is civilianizing many of the functions that are currently being undertaken by personnel in military uniform.
- I also always become concerned when someone wants to civilianize support or combat support units.
- Even though it flew with a civilian registration, it was never fully civilianized and thus has a lot of its original equipment still installed.
- Many current combat service support functions can be civilianized or contracted.

单词	civilianize
释义	Definition of civilianize in English: civilianize (British civilianise) verb sɪˈvɪlj(ə)nʌɪzsəˈvilyəˌnīz [with object] Make (something) non-military in character or function. 使转为民用 the president plans to civilianize the country by reducing the army's strength Example sentencesExamples Even though it flew with a civilian registration, it was never fully civilianized and thus has a lot of its original equipment still installed. The disciplined services have carried out their own studies to identify which jobs need to be done by trained officers and which could be ‘civilianised’. What we need to begin doing is civilianizing many of the functions that are currently being undertaken by personnel in military uniform. Many current combat service support functions can be civilianized or contracted. I also always become concerned when someone wants to civilianize support or combat support units. Derivatives civilianization noun sɪvɪlj(ə)nʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n The current proposal is getting away from the gradual civilianization of military jobs and going after the many similar jobs everybody knows about. Example sentencesExamples However, critics have complained of a creeping civilianisation of policing the roads. He added: ‘On the issue of wildlife crime, it is important to emphasise that we have been looking at the issue of civilianisation of jobs in the force for some years.’ Moreover, the civilianization of the ministerial control of the army in Britain did not become a fixed principle until after the Napoleonic wars. Perhaps not surprisingly, the ‘technology transfer’ that led to the civilianization of wargaming started with a couple of reservists - one British, one German. Definition of civilianize in US English: civilianize (British civilianise) verbsəˈvilyəˌnīz [with object] Make (something) nonmilitary in character or function. 使转为民用 the president plans to civilianize the country by reducing the army's strength Example sentencesExamples The disciplined services have carried out their own studies to identify which jobs need to be done by trained officers and which could be ‘civilianised’. What we need to begin doing is civilianizing many of the functions that are currently being undertaken by personnel in military uniform. I also always become concerned when someone wants to civilianize support or combat support units. Even though it flew with a civilian registration, it was never fully civilianized and thus has a lot of its original equipment still installed. Many current combat service support functions can be civilianized or contracted.
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