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mobilize English

Meaning mobilize meaning

What does mobilize mean?
Definitions in simple English

mobilize Verb

— If you mobilize something, you make it movable. — If you mobilize troops, you assemble them and their equipment for active service.

mobilize

— verb (= marshal) make ready for action or use marshal resources — verb (= call up) call to arms; of military personnel — verb get ready for war — verb (= circulate) cause to move around circulate a rumor

Synonyms mobilize synonyms

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mobilize English » English

mobilise assemble rally gather muster call up circulate summon move marshal gather together congregate come together arouse unleash strain start spark shift set off set in motion round up raise an army raise prepare operate mobilized mobilised launch harness float exert exercise enlist draft deploy conscript concentrate come in force call forth array activate

Topics mobilize topics

What do people use mobilize to talk about?
Social behavior Social activity Come together, form a group

Invite

Conjugation mobilize conjugation

How do you conjugate mobilize?

mobilize · verb

Examples mobilize examples

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Movie subtitles

Mobilize another year!
Mobilize every military division.
And I'm going to find out if I have to mobilize the whole Gestapo.
I can still mobilize 100,000.
Here you need to 2,000. Mobilize companies.
Gentlemen, the press can do a lot to mobilize public opinion and solicit the authorities, because unless a pardon comes at once, it's no good.
Our entire organization will mobilize to explain this event's importance.
To mobilize all Algerians, to assess our strength.
I'd like to mobilize Public Relations.
Mobilize ground forces!
Mobilize all security forces, police, militia and reserve defense units.
Mobilize every fighting unit And every weapon we can lay our hands on!
Then with the first ray of March sunlight, as if on cue. as if given the order to mobilize. they amass in the streets, in light dresses and high heels.
You, me, and Perlante, we can mobilize half of Naples. It's better than everybody fighting everyone else.
We'll mobilize the women and demonstrate with you.
Mobilize every division of the army and air force.
Do you? No! And I'm going to find out if I have to mobilize the whole Gestapo.
It is no longer the time to discuss, we must be united, we must call the legions from Gaul. and mobilize all men acts to arms.
Then let's mobilize the whole country. - Let's not hesitate. - What do you mean?
We'll mobilize them all in the Mt. Fuji region so they can trample the Kilaak base!
Do you know how much time we spent looking for you how many cops we had to mobilize?
In the meantime, we'll mobilize everyone here.
Alert the police, the fire department. Have the Governor mobilize the National Guard.
If you meet any resistance, mobilize the military!
Use the guards. Mobilize everyone. Start a floor-by-floor search.
Damn! Mobilize all the tanks!
Something to mobilize them and wrest them out of lethargy.
We must mobilize for war.
Mobilize your imagination and we'll string on phenomena that we can't feel.
Mobilize as many men as you think necessary.
Even Minister Abe couldn't mobilize such an army to Kill the Shogun's son.
I need more men, mobilize all reserve men for deployment near the Admiralty Chase Bank. We're now rushing over there.
You mobilize the men.

News and current affairs

We need a breakthrough that is demonstrable, public, clear, and convincing, that can mobilize the public's hearts and minds, and that can demonstrate success.
This would make government services more effective, while helping to catalyze additional development aid from traditional donors and mobilize private-sector resources.
Local-currency bond markets could help to develop domestic investor bases and mobilize domestic savings to support long-term investments.
The problem is that most of Africa is too poor to mobilize the methods of prevention (bed nets) and treatments (anti-malarial medicines) that could save millions of children every year.
If they act at all, they mobilize peacekeepers, international sanctions, and humanitarian aid.
The UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network is a powerful effort to mobilize global knowledge to save the planet.
The failure to mobilize consumer interests in favor of European integration is particularly disappointing for the new member states, which had expected to reap some of the benefits.
Ruthless leaders mobilize disoriented followers.
To revive the Argentine economy in a durable and inclusive manner, Macri's government needs to act fast to mobilize sizeable external financial assistance, generate additional domestic resources, and implement deeper structural reforms.
Instead of powering the world economy with fossil fuels, we need to mobilize much greater use of low-carbon alternatives such as wind, solar, and geothermal power.
Israeli extremists assassinated Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, lest he mobilize broad public support to make peace.
And, in a world where borders are becoming increasingly porous to everything from drugs to infectious diseases to terrorism, America must mobilize international coalitions to address shared threats and challenges.
Only the major pharmaceutical companies, working in conjunction with basic and applied research centers around the world, can mobilize the necessary funding.
I am proud and honored that United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has asked me to help mobilize the world's expertise as we seek to achieve that goal.
Like all worthwhile PR efforts, the MDGs served to raise awareness, galvanize attention, and mobilize action - all for a good cause.
But most of these measures do not cost money, and, as the MDGs have shown, setting targets can be used to mobilize action from rich-country governments.
Private-sector lending became hard to mobilize, because there were many more creditors than in the bank-dominated world of the 1980's, when negotiations could be conducted by just a few big players.
But a broader economic initiative is also needed to mobilize a critical mass of European and international financial resources to attract investment to the region and modernize its infrastructures and services.
Making a coherent, well-argued case is surely the best way in the long-term of trying to mobilize consent for any course of action.
But it, too, will have to face strong opposition from domestic agricultural interest groups and manufacturing sectors, which might mobilize even more strongly than they did in opposing the FTA with the US.
The root problem is that financial markets can now mobilize tens of billions of dollars for speculative purposes.

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