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1 jeopardize
verb (to put in danger: Bad spelling could jeopardize your chances of passing the exam.) hacer peligrartr['ʤepədaɪz]1 poner en peligro, hacer peligrarjeopardize (US/UK)v.• arriesgar v.• comprometer v.• exponer v.'dʒepərdaɪz, 'dʒepədaɪztransitive verb poner* en peligro, hacer* peligrar['dʒepǝdaɪz]VT (=endanger) arriesgar, poner en peligro; (=compromise) comprometer* * *['dʒepərdaɪz, 'dʒepədaɪz]transitive verb poner* en peligro, hacer* peligrar -
2 oxidize
tr['ɒksɪdaɪz]1 oxidar1 oxidarseoxidize (US/UK)v.• oxidar (Química) v.'ɑːksədaɪz, 'ɒksɪdaɪz
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transitive verb oxidar
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vi oxidarse['ɒksɪdaɪz]1.VT oxidar2.VI oxidarse* * *['ɑːksədaɪz, 'ɒksɪdaɪz]
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transitive verb oxidar
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3 propagandize
: someter a propagandapropagandize vi: hacer propaganda[prɒpǝ'ɡændaɪz]1.VT [+ doctrine] propagar; [+ person] hacer propaganda a2. -
4 subsidize
verb (to give a subsidy to: Some industries are subsidized by the government.) subvencionartr['sʌbsɪdaɪz]subsidize (US/UK)v.• subvencionar v.'sʌbsədaɪz, 'sʌbsɪdaɪztransitive verb ( support with money) subvencionar, subsidiar (AmL)['sʌbsɪdaɪz]VT subvencionar* * *['sʌbsədaɪz, 'sʌbsɪdaɪz]transitive verb ( support with money) subvencionar, subsidiar (AmL) -
5 iodize
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aggrandize — transitive verb ( dized; dizing) Etymology: French agrandiss , stem of agrandir, from a (from Latin ad ) + grandir to increase, from Latin grandire, from grandis great Date: 1634 1. to make great or greater ; increase, enlarge … New Collegiate Dictionary
epoxidize — transitive verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1945 to convert into an epoxide < epoxidized esters > … New Collegiate Dictionary
gormandize — verb ( dized; dizing) Etymology: gormand, alteration of gourmand Date: 1548 intransitive verb to eat gluttonously or ravenously transitive verb to eat greedily ; devour • gormandizer noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
jeopardize — transitive verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1582 to expose to danger or risk ; imperil … New Collegiate Dictionary
melodize — verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1662 intransitive verb to compose a melody transitive verb to make melodious ; set to melody • melodizer noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
Mirandize — transitive verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1984 to recite the Miranda warnings to (a person under arrest) … New Collegiate Dictionary
oxidize — verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1806 transitive verb 1. to combine with oxygen 2. to dehydrogenate especially by the action of oxygen 3. to change (a compound) by increasing the proportion of the electronegative part or change (an element or ion)… … New Collegiate Dictionary
propagandize — verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1844 transitive verb to subject to propaganda; also to carry on propaganda for intransitive verb to carry on propaganda • propagandizer noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
rhapsodize — intransitive verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1806 to speak or write in a rhapsodic manner < rhapsodize about a new book > … New Collegiate Dictionary
subsidize — transitive verb ( dized; dizing) Date: 1769 to furnish with a subsidy: as a. to purchase the assistance of by payment of a subsidy b. to aid or promote (as a private enterprise) with public money < subsidize soybean farmers > < subsidize public… … New Collegiate Dictionary
merchandise — I. noun Etymology: Middle English marchaundise, from Anglo French marchandise, from marcheant Date: 13th century 1. archaic the occupation of a merchant ; trade 2. the commodities or goods that are bought and sold in business ; wares II … New Collegiate Dictionary
