institutionalized
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UK institutionalized, also UK: institutionalised adj: (attitude: inherent in system) (观念)
SC 约定俗成的，为社会制度所认可的 yuē dìng sú chéng de
Institutionalized sexism results in women earning less money than men for the same work.
institutionalized, also UK: institutionalised adj: (person: accustomed to being in care) (人)
SC 习惯于被收容照料的
Having spent the first thirty years of her life in care, Jenna was completely institutionalized and could not cope with living alone.
institutionalize [sth], also UK: institutionalise [sb] vtr: (absorb [sth] into a system)
SC 将…同化到某一体系 jiāng tóng huà dào mǒu yì tǐ xì
SC 使制度化 jiāng tóng huà dào mǒu yì tǐ xì，shǐ zhì dù huà
There are concerns that social media is complicit in institutionalizing misogyny within our societies.
社会上有忧虑称，社交媒体为虎作伥，使厌女症在我们的社会中制度化。
institutionalize [sb], also UK: institutionalise [sb] vtr: (admit [sb] to a care facility)
SC 收容…进入医疗机构
SC 将某人送入疗养机构
SC 送某人住院
Our son had a nervous breakdown and we had to institutionalize him.
我们的儿子精神崩溃了，所以我们不得不送他住院。