mobilise

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mobilise

The general mobilises the troops for the upcoming mission.

Definition

  1. Verb (Transitive):

    • To organize and prepare resources, people, or equipment for active service or a particular purpose, especially in a military or emergency context.
    • To assemble and make ready for action or use; to bring into a state of readiness or efficiency.

  2. Verb (Intransitive):

    • To become prepared for action or service; to assemble and organize for a common purpose.
Usage
  • The verb "mobilise" (or "mobilize") is used to describe the act of preparing and organizing people or resources, often for a large-scale effort. It implies moving from a state of inactivity or normal operation to one of active readiness.
  • It is commonly used in military, political, social, and medical contexts.
Examples

  • Transitive Verb:

    • The government decided to mobilise the national guard to assist with disaster relief.
    • The charity aims to mobilise public support for its new campaign.
    • The coach worked to mobilise the team's energy for the final match.

  • Intransitive Verb:

    • The community mobilised quickly after the flood warning was issued.
    • Protesters began to mobilise in the city square.
Advanced Usage
  • "To mobilise opinion/support": To actively work to gather public agreement or backing for a cause.
    • The activists used social media to mobilise opinion against the new policy.
  • "To mobilise resources": To gather and prepare materials, money, or personnel for a specific task.
    • The company had to mobilise significant resources to complete the project on time.
  • "To mobilise troops": A specific military term for preparing armed forces for action.
    • The general received orders to mobilise troops along the border.
Variants and Related Words
  • Mobilization (n.): The act or process of mobilising.
    • The rapid mobilization of emergency services was crucial.
  • Mobilised (adj.): Describing something that has been prepared or assembled for action.
    • The mobilised forces were ready for deployment.
  • Demobilise (v.): The opposite action; to disband or release from active service.
    • After the war, the government began to demobilise the army.
Synonyms
  • Assemble: To bring together.
  • Marshal: To arrange or assemble in order.
  • Organise: To arrange into a structured whole.
  • Rally: To bring together for a common purpose.
  • Summon: To call upon to appear or assemble.
Related Phrasal Verbs

(Note: "Mobilise" itself does not commonly form phrasal verbs. Its meaning is typically expressed through the verb with a direct object, e.g., "mobilise support," "mobilise forces.")

Related Idioms
  • "To mobilise one's forces": Often used figuratively to mean preparing all one's resources or arguments for a task or debate.
    • Before the negotiation, she mobilised all her forces by reviewing every contract detail.
mobilise

The general mobilises the troops for the upcoming mission.

Verb
  1. cause to move around
    • circulate a rumor
  2. make ready for action or use
    • marshal resources
  3. get ready for war
  4. call to arms; of military personnel

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