English to Lithuanian Meaning of collectivize - collectivize


Collectivize :
collectivize
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Definitions of collectivize in English
Verb(1) bring under collective control; of farms and industrial enterprises
Examples of collectivize in English
(1) Most agricultural land has been collectivized or is part of a cooperative and thus is not inheritable.(2) Traditionally, Nenets have subsisted on nomadic hunting, fishing, and, most importantly, reindeer herding, which was collectivized in the 1930s and 1940s.(3) By the time of the First Five-Year Plan and collectivisation , when the Stalinist bureaucracy was consolidated as a class, there was little social provision for childcare.(4) It was in 1981, during what people call ‘the hungry time’, when the wars and the communists' policy of collectivising the farms had devastated the food supply.(5) In the 1930s, the Soviet government began policies of collectivization , education for all, and assimilation.(6) ‘We want to take back the stolen state utilities and go further than that by taking control of the oil industry and collectivising insurance and finance,’ said Sheridan.(7) Agriculture was collectivized , and the surviving part of the industrial base was abandoned or placed under state control.(8) Not only does this suggest that we can speak of a genuine legal culture in some sectors of the Soviet judiciary, it also evinces the rejection of a revolutionary-era commitment to collectivized child raising.(9) A document of September 1939 issued by the French Trotskyists declared: ‘It is by taking over the factories, collectivising the wealth for the benefit of all workers that they will have a country of their own and so something to defend.’(10) Famines, largely caused by civil war and the Soviet collectivization of agriculture, decimated the rural population in the 1920s and 1930s.(11) Under communism, agriculture was almost completely collectivized .(12) The Riazan peasantry was not prepared economically or ideologically for the shift to collectivized agriculture.(13) From 1929, he introduced a Command Economy based on central planning, Five Year Plans, heavy industry, collectivized agriculture, and re-militarization.(14) As heavy industry was being developed, agriculture was to be collectivized as a part of achieving Stalin's goal to make Russia a stronger state.(15) Scattered fruit and non-timber trees and plantations that were collectivized during the creation of the communes were returned to households.(16) It is probably not surprising that employees in the public sector are five times more likely to be collectivised than their private sector counterparts.
(1) collective bargaining ::
kolektyvinių derybų
(2) collective noun ::
kolektyvinis daiktavardis
(3) collective action ::
kolektyviniai veiksmai
(4) collective security ::
kolektyvinis saugumas
(5) collective unconscious ::
kolektyvinės pasąmonės
(6) collective memory ::
kolektyvinė atmintis
Synonyms
Verb
1. collectivise ::
collectivise
Different Forms
collectivize, collectivized, collectivizes, collectivizing
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