privatize
privatize 英 [ˈpraɪvətaɪz] 美 [ˈpraɪvəˌtaɪz]
vt. 使私有化；使归私有
进行时:privatizing 过去式:privatized 过去分词:privatized 第三人称单数:privatizes
- To privatize is to switch ownership or control from public, or government-run, to private. The US has a history of deciding to privatize previously government-controlled railroads.
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- vt. 使私有化；使归私有
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1. There have been numerous discussions about whether the province should sell, or privatize, the LCBO.
有很多争论关于是否由省政府卖酒，还是私有企业，还有LCBO。
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2. Japan Post - formerly the public office that the government began to privatize in 2007 - jumped 357 spots to rank 30th.
原为国有机构的日本邮政公社升至第30位，上升了357名，2007年日本政府开始对其实施私有化。
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3. The language in the budget bill would, in effect, let the governor privatize any or all of these facilities at whim.
预算案中的用词实际上就是允许州长按照自己的意愿，对这些设施机构的一部分或者全部进行民营化。
- privatize (v.) 1966, back-formation from privatization (q.v.). Re-privatise is attested from 1942. Related: Privatized; privatizing.
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