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rationalize v 1. ECON, FIN rationalisieren; 2. GEN rationalisieren, zweckmäßiger gestalten, wirtschaftlich gestalten; 3. IND, MGT rationalisierenEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > rationalize
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1. transitive verb(Econ., Psych.) rationalisieren2. intransitive verb* * *ra·tion·al·ize[ˈræʃənəlaɪz]I. vt1. (explain)2. (make efficient)▪ to \rationalize sth etw rationalisierenII. vi rationalisieren, Rationalisierungsmaßnahmen durchführen* * *['rʃnəlaɪz]1. vt1) event, conduct etc rationalisieren; problem vernünftig sehen or betrachten2) (= organize efficiently) industry, production, work rationalisieren2. virationalisieren* * *A v/t1. rational erklären2. der Vernunft unterordnen:rationalize away als vernunftwidrig ablehnen3. WIRTSCH rationalisieren:rationalize jobs out of existence Arbeitsplätze wegrationalisieren4. MATH in eine rationale Gleichung umrechnenB v/i1. rational verfahren2. rationalisieren, rationalistisch denken* * *1. transitive verb(Econ., Psych.) rationalisieren2. intransitive verb* * *(US) v.rationalisieren v. -
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ra·tion·al·ize [ʼræʃənəlaɪz] vt1) ( explain)to \rationalize sth etw [vernünftig] erklären;( give reasons) etw begründen2) ( make efficient)to \rationalize sth etw rationalisieren vi rationalisieren, Rationalisierungsmaßnahmen fpl durchführen -
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(DE) rationalisiere; rationalisieren; rationalisiert; rationalisierten; rationalisiertes; (EN) rationalize -
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(DE) rationalisiere; rationalisieren; rationalisiert; rationalisierten; rationalisiertes; (EN) rationalize
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rationalize — ra‧tion‧al‧ize [ˈræʆnəlaɪz] also rationalise verb [intransitive, transitive] COMMERCE to make a business or organization more effective by getting rid of unnecessary staff, equipment etc, or reorganizing its structure: • The company has been… … Financial and business terms
rationalize — [rash′ən ə līz΄] vt. rationalized, rationalizing 1. to make rational; make conform to reason 2. to explain or interpret on rational grounds 3. Chiefly Brit. to apply modern methods of efficiency to (an industry, agriculture, etc.) 4. Math. to… … English World dictionary
Rationalize — Ra tion*al*ize (r[a^]sh [u^]n*al*[imac]z), v. t. 1. To make rational; also, to convert to rationalism. [1913 Webster] 2. To interpret in the manner of a rationalist. [1913 Webster] 3. To form a rational conception of. [1913 Webster] 4. (Alg.) To… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Rationalize — Ra tion*al*ize, v. i. To use, and rely on, reason in forming a theory, belief, etc., especially in matters of religion: to accord with the principles of rationalism. [1913 Webster] Theodore . . . is justly considered the chief rationalizing… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
rationalize — I verb account for, adduce, analyze, cogitate, construe, excogitate, excuse, explain, explain away, justify, make acceptable, make allowances, make excuses, reason, reconcile, reflect, theorize, think, think logically, vindicate II index comment … Law dictionary
rationalize — (v.) 1767, to explain, to make reasonable, from RATIONAL (Cf. rational) + IZE (Cf. ize). In the psychological sense of to give an explanation that conceals true motives it dates from 1922. Related: Rationalized; rationalizing … Etymology dictionary
rationalize — (Amer.) ra·tion·al·ize || ræʃnÉ™laɪz v. invent possible reasons for an action which are not the true reasons; make something more logical, interpret something rationally; make a company more effective by joining or stopping certain… … English contemporary dictionary
rationalize — *explain, account, justify … New Dictionary of Synonyms
rationalize — [v] make excuse; justify account for, apply logic, cop a plea*, cop out*, deliberate, elucidate, excise, excuse, explain away, extenuate, give alibi*, intellectualize, justify, make allowance, reason, reason out, reconcile, resolve, think, think… … New thesaurus
rationalize — (also rationalise) ► VERB 1) attempt to justify (an action or attitude) with logical reasoning. 2) reorganize (a process or system) in such a way as to make it more logical and consistent. 3) make (a company or industry) more efficient by… … English terms dictionary
rationalize — verb ( ized; izing) Date: 1803 transitive verb 1. to bring into accord with reason or cause something to seem reasonable: as a. to substitute a natural for a supernatural explanation of < rationalize a myth > b. to attribute (one s actions) to… … New Collegiate Dictionary