CEFR C2

indigenize

Translation

土着化する / 現地化する / 先住民の文化を取り入れる

Meaning

To adapt or modify something so that it reflects or incorporates the culture, practices, and values of the native people of a specific region.

Examples

The organization aims to indigenize its management structure by prioritizing local leadership.
The organization aims to indigenize its management structure by prioritizing local leadership.
Many schools are working to indigenize their history lessons.
Many schools are working to indigenize their history lessons.

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indigenize (C2)

カタカナ: インディジェナイズ

IPA: /ɪnˈdɪdʒənaɪz/

Definition

To adapt or modify something so that it reflects or incorporates the culture, practices, and values of the native people of a specific region.

意味: 特定の地域の先住民の文化、慣習、価値観を反映または取り入れるように、何かを適応・修正すること。

Examples / 例文

The organization aims to indigenize its management structure by prioritizing local leadership. — The organization aims to indigenize its management structure by prioritizing local leadership.
Many schools are working to indigenize their history lessons. — Many schools are working to indigenize their history lessons.

Indigenize の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Indigenize:

土着化する
現地化する
先住民の文化を取り入れる

How to Use Indigenize

indigenize something (collocation): Directly modifying an object or system. — "We must indigenize our research methods to better serve the community."
be indigenized by (collocation): Passive construction describing the process being applied to a system. — "The entire public policy framework is being indigenized by local experts."

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