Translations for „individualise“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

individualise Aus, Brit, individualize [ˌɪndɪˈvɪdʒʊəlaɪz] VB trans Am

individualise

индивидуализи́ровать

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The wristbands had individualised emergency contact details, including someone who could look after the student if they got too drunk.

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If you're not sure what your needs are, see someone who's going to make it specialised and individualised for you.

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The woman is bold, almost confrontational, in her direct gaze at the viewer, and her features are highly individualised.

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It has to be seen as a reflection, howsoever individualised, of this government's ideological gradient, its historical mount, its political axle.

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This recommendation however, should be individualised by a physician.

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Step two is to individualise and personalise the message as well as the messenger.

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Manufacturing and service provision will be highly flexible and products will be individualised to customer needs.

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However, they emphasise that the diet needs to be individualised, based on the medical ailment that a person is suffering from.

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Adjusting colour, cut and style all individualise suits.

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It is not reasonable to individualise a generalisation.

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