Definition of municipalize in English:

municipalize

(British municipalise)

verb mjuːˈnɪsɪp(ə)lʌɪzmjuˈnɪsəpəˌlaɪz

[with object]

Bring under the control or ownership of the authorities of a town or district.
使归市所有，使归市管理
an expensive commitment to municipalize rented housing
将租赁房屋划归市管的耗资巨大的承诺。
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1883 Birmingham became the first British city to municipalize its art school.
- They regard the municipal idea as rank socialism and think immediately anything is municipalised that their country is going to the dogs.
- Although he was aged 92 in 1948, he would probably have pointed to the implications of failing to municipalise Harley St.
- Water-supply service is municipalized in Japan, and most municipalities in Osaka Prefecture receive their water from more than 1 source.
- What he does not go on to say is that Adenauer saved the day by municipalising just about everything.
- In 1904, however, along with the other water companies, it was municipalised under the Metropolitan Water Board.
- Johnson's attempts at municipalising Cleveland Electric were frustrated by a state law that prohibited municipal ownership of a street railway company.
- At the same time as Birmingham was municipalising its street railways it was also municipalising its electric utilities.

Derivatives

municipalization

noun mjuːnɪsɪp(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

The concept of national institutions like this that really promote taxation, promote municipalization, do not support recognition of inherent right.
Example sentencesExamples
- The municipalisation of the Scottish parliament may seem to be unstoppable.
- A number of ‘public interest’ arguments were raised at the time to justify municipalization of volunteer fire companies…
- In the city of La Ceiba, protesters demanded no increases in the price of basic foodstuffs, the municipalization of water services and women's rights.
- The municipalisation of street railways in Birmingham, however, was far less colourful than municipalisation in Cleveland.

Definition of municipalize in US English:

municipalize

(British municipalise)

verbmyo͞oˈnisəpəˌlīzmjuˈnɪsəpəˌlaɪz

[with object]

Bring under the control or ownership of the authorities of a city or town.
使归市所有，使归市管理
an expensive commitment to municipalize rented housing
将租赁房屋划归市管的耗资巨大的承诺。
Example sentencesExamples
- Although he was aged 92 in 1948, he would probably have pointed to the implications of failing to municipalise Harley St.
- In 1883 Birmingham became the first British city to municipalize its art school.
- What he does not go on to say is that Adenauer saved the day by municipalising just about everything.
- At the same time as Birmingham was municipalising its street railways it was also municipalising its electric utilities.
- Water-supply service is municipalized in Japan, and most municipalities in Osaka Prefecture receive their water from more than 1 source.
- They regard the municipal idea as rank socialism and think immediately anything is municipalised that their country is going to the dogs.
- Johnson's attempts at municipalising Cleveland Electric were frustrated by a state law that prohibited municipal ownership of a street railway company.
- In 1904, however, along with the other water companies, it was municipalised under the Metropolitan Water Board.

单词	municipalize
释义	Definition of municipalize in English: municipalize (British municipalise) verb mjuːˈnɪsɪp(ə)lʌɪzmjuˈnɪsəpəˌlaɪz [with object] Bring under the control or ownership of the authorities of a town or district. 使归市所有，使归市管理 an expensive commitment to municipalize rented housing 将租赁房屋划归市管的耗资巨大的承诺。 Example sentencesExamples In 1883 Birmingham became the first British city to municipalize its art school. They regard the municipal idea as rank socialism and think immediately anything is municipalised that their country is going to the dogs. Although he was aged 92 in 1948, he would probably have pointed to the implications of failing to municipalise Harley St. Water-supply service is municipalized in Japan, and most municipalities in Osaka Prefecture receive their water from more than 1 source. What he does not go on to say is that Adenauer saved the day by municipalising just about everything. In 1904, however, along with the other water companies, it was municipalised under the Metropolitan Water Board. Johnson's attempts at municipalising Cleveland Electric were frustrated by a state law that prohibited municipal ownership of a street railway company. At the same time as Birmingham was municipalising its street railways it was also municipalising its electric utilities. Derivatives municipalization noun mjuːnɪsɪp(ə)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n The concept of national institutions like this that really promote taxation, promote municipalization, do not support recognition of inherent right. Example sentencesExamples The municipalisation of the Scottish parliament may seem to be unstoppable. A number of ‘public interest’ arguments were raised at the time to justify municipalization of volunteer fire companies… In the city of La Ceiba, protesters demanded no increases in the price of basic foodstuffs, the municipalization of water services and women's rights. The municipalisation of street railways in Birmingham, however, was far less colourful than municipalisation in Cleveland. Definition of municipalize in US English: municipalize (British municipalise) verbmyo͞oˈnisəpəˌlīzmjuˈnɪsəpəˌlaɪz [with object] Bring under the control or ownership of the authorities of a city or town. 使归市所有，使归市管理 an expensive commitment to municipalize rented housing 将租赁房屋划归市管的耗资巨大的承诺。 Example sentencesExamples Although he was aged 92 in 1948, he would probably have pointed to the implications of failing to municipalise Harley St. In 1883 Birmingham became the first British city to municipalize its art school. What he does not go on to say is that Adenauer saved the day by municipalising just about everything. At the same time as Birmingham was municipalising its street railways it was also municipalising its electric utilities. Water-supply service is municipalized in Japan, and most municipalities in Osaka Prefecture receive their water from more than 1 source. They regard the municipal idea as rank socialism and think immediately anything is municipalised that their country is going to the dogs. Johnson's attempts at municipalising Cleveland Electric were frustrated by a state law that prohibited municipal ownership of a street railway company. In 1904, however, along with the other water companies, it was municipalised under the Metropolitan Water Board.
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