universalizar

v.

1 to make widespread.

2 to universalize, to spread out, to generalize, to make universal.

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universalizar

► verbo transitivo

1 to universalize

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1.

VT (=hacer universal) to universalize; (=generalizar) to bring into general use

2.

See:

universalizarse

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verbo transitivo to universalize

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= universalise [universalize, -USA], globalise [globalize, -USA].

Ex. It's impossible for a given vendor or library to try to do this kind of work on their own and disseminate it or universalize it.

Ex. Now that so much of librarianship and publishing has been globalized, the international law on this has become very important too.

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verbo transitivo to universalize

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= universalise [universalize, -USA], globalise [globalize, -USA].

Ex: It's impossible for a given vendor or library to try to do this kind of work on their own and disseminate it or universalize it.

Ex: Now that so much of librarianship and publishing has been globalized, the international law on this has become very important too.

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universalizar [A4 ]

vt

to universalize

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universalizar verbo transitivo to universalize

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universalizar

♦ vt

to make widespread

♦ See also the pronominal verb universalizarse

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universalizar

v/t universalize