Definition of creolize in English:

creolize

(British creolise)

verb ˈkriːə(ʊ)lʌɪzˈkrɪɒlʌɪzˈkrēəˌlīz

[with object]

Form (a Creole language) from the contact of a European language with a local language.
（通过某种欧洲语言与某种当地语言的联系）使克里奥尔语（或混合语）化，使成为克里奥尔语（或混合语）
children born into pidgin-speaking communities began to creolize their linguistic inheritance
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a highly creolized archive - a patrimony that resists any simple fixing of national identity.
- The creolised form of the language that evolved was given the name Tetum Praca; praca is Portuguese for marketplace.
- This Christian orientation, however, is a creolized one that changes as we move up the class hierarchy.
- No doubt, this new humanitarianism also reflected the fact that the missionaries now preached to an increasingly creolized population.
- What evolved was a partially creolised form of Dutch which became the mother tongue not only of the Cape Dutch minority, but also of the non-white majority of the population.

Derivatives

creolization

noun kriːə(ʊ)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

If we take the idea that the world is in the process of creolization then we are not dealing with issues of hybridity but with issues of contact between culture.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the pervasive nature of creolisation on Barbados, it is a mistake to conclude that West African cultural patterns were stripped from the black population.
- Distinctive marking of structures such as relative clauses comes later in the stabilization or expansion phase of the pidgin life cycle, or arises in the process of creolization.
- The violence of their efforts warns against a sense that cultural creolization involves merely the intertwining of different cultural strands.
- In sociolinguistic terms, Tok Pisin is an expanded pidgin currently undergoing creolization.

Definition of creolize in US English:

creolize

(British creolise)

verbˈkrēəˌlīz

[with object]

Form (a Creole language) from the contact of two languages.
（通过某种欧洲语言与某种当地语言的联系）使克里奥尔语（或混合语）化，使成为克里奥尔语（或混合语）
children born into pidgin-speaking communities began to creolize their linguistic inheritance
Example sentencesExamples
- The creolised form of the language that evolved was given the name Tetum Praca; praca is Portuguese for marketplace.
- No doubt, this new humanitarianism also reflected the fact that the missionaries now preached to an increasingly creolized population.
- What evolved was a partially creolised form of Dutch which became the mother tongue not only of the Cape Dutch minority, but also of the non-white majority of the population.
- This Christian orientation, however, is a creolized one that changes as we move up the class hierarchy.
- This is a highly creolized archive - a patrimony that resists any simple fixing of national identity.

单词	creolize
释义	Definition of creolize in English: creolize (British creolise) verb ˈkriːə(ʊ)lʌɪzˈkrɪɒlʌɪzˈkrēəˌlīz [with object] Form (a Creole language) from the contact of a European language with a local language. （通过某种欧洲语言与某种当地语言的联系）使克里奥尔语（或混合语）化，使成为克里奥尔语（或混合语） children born into pidgin-speaking communities began to creolize their linguistic inheritance Example sentencesExamples This is a highly creolized archive - a patrimony that resists any simple fixing of national identity. The creolised form of the language that evolved was given the name Tetum Praca; praca is Portuguese for marketplace. This Christian orientation, however, is a creolized one that changes as we move up the class hierarchy. No doubt, this new humanitarianism also reflected the fact that the missionaries now preached to an increasingly creolized population. What evolved was a partially creolised form of Dutch which became the mother tongue not only of the Cape Dutch minority, but also of the non-white majority of the population. Derivatives creolization noun kriːə(ʊ)lʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n If we take the idea that the world is in the process of creolization then we are not dealing with issues of hybridity but with issues of contact between culture. Example sentencesExamples Despite the pervasive nature of creolisation on Barbados, it is a mistake to conclude that West African cultural patterns were stripped from the black population. Distinctive marking of structures such as relative clauses comes later in the stabilization or expansion phase of the pidgin life cycle, or arises in the process of creolization. The violence of their efforts warns against a sense that cultural creolization involves merely the intertwining of different cultural strands. In sociolinguistic terms, Tok Pisin is an expanded pidgin currently undergoing creolization. Definition of creolize in US English: creolize (British creolise) verbˈkrēəˌlīz [with object] Form (a Creole language) from the contact of two languages. （通过某种欧洲语言与某种当地语言的联系）使克里奥尔语（或混合语）化，使成为克里奥尔语（或混合语） children born into pidgin-speaking communities began to creolize their linguistic inheritance Example sentencesExamples The creolised form of the language that evolved was given the name Tetum Praca; praca is Portuguese for marketplace. No doubt, this new humanitarianism also reflected the fact that the missionaries now preached to an increasingly creolized population. What evolved was a partially creolised form of Dutch which became the mother tongue not only of the Cape Dutch minority, but also of the non-white majority of the population. This Christian orientation, however, is a creolized one that changes as we move up the class hierarchy. This is a highly creolized archive - a patrimony that resists any simple fixing of national identity.
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