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Перевод: naturalize

[глагол]
натурализовать; натурализоваться; принимать в гражданство; акклиматизировать; акклиматизироваться; заимствовать; ассимилировать; рационализировать; заниматься естествознанием

Тезаурус:

1. These metaphors are important rhetoric devices in narratives of empowerment and emancipation, where they are used to "naturalize" particular victimologies, and even, sometimes, to justify the enterprise of revenge.
2. With the apple we have tried to naturalize our exploitation of the world, to make oppression and degradation seem part of nature's plan.
3. It is evident from a perusal of the "legitimizing" commentary provided by the novelists themselves that the reader is being encouraged to "naturalize" the texts along the lines suggested.
4. Qaddafi himself, although he is prepared to naturalize immigrants to Libya, expresses strong reservations about states created largely by immigration.
5. Aristotle was the first to try to naturalize the veins of generality that must structure any intelligible world, by saying that forms in things were individuals, not universals.
6. So, as the song has it, we do what comes naturally, and we "naturalize" those whom we adopt fully into our own community - those who are born into it need only be "socialized".
7. We have already seen evidence of this in Zande witchcraft beliefs with their eager concern to assimilate and "naturalize" new information so that it is consistent with the basic assumptions which Zande take for granted.
8. And the primacy of fantasy: as the inheritor of a religious impulse, "modern" sexual desire seeks to universalize and naturalize itself.
9. Roland Barthes's preface to this volume warns against the attempt made to "naturalize" Robbe-Grillet's fiction by adopting such a markedly humanist approach.
10. Grow it in the rockery or naturali naturalize it in grassland .
11. The central paradox of this kind of "trading places" is that through the very symmetry of its inversions it postulates imaginary correspondences between black and white positions even as it seeks to naturalize difference and domination.