Translations for „homogenise“ in the English » German Dictionary

homogenise Brit, homogenize Am [həˈmɒdʒənaɪz] VB

homogenise

homogenisieren

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English

The oddity effect would thus tend to homogenise shoals.

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Besides being surfeited by a plethora of toys and gadgets, the average middle-class child is tethered to a global network that tends to homogenise childhood.

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Why not keep the states for checks-and-balances reasons, but minimise them and homogenise as much as possible, at least on the administrative side?

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What it did instead was homogenise and whitewash them.

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But while attitudes to the poor and migrants might overlap, we must be careful not to homogenise the two.

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I can only see this criticism as an attempt to homogenise and prescribe what it means to act like a "respected woman" or to be a "proper feminist".

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We all said that the cardinal sin is to homogenise down.

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Manufacturers can also take advantage of the framework provided by international safety standards to homogenise the operation of their plants around the world.

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Sport and business are continuing to radically homogenise, and it is only a matter of time before the gulf is entirely diminished.

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I believe that if you remove a piece of art from a public space you are trying to homogenise the world.

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