socialise
/'souʃəlaiz/ Cách viết khác : (socialise) /'souʃəlaiz/
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Definition
- Verb:
- To participate in social activities and interact with others: The primary meaning refers to engaging in social interactions, often in informal or recreational settings.
- To train or prepare someone to function effectively in society: To teach individuals, especially children, the norms, skills, and values necessary for successful participation in their community or social group.
- (Rare/Contextual) To make something conform to socialist principles: To bring under state or collective control, according to socialist ideology.
Usage and Examples
- Verb (Interact socially):
- She likes to socialise with her coworkers after office hours.
- It's important to socialise and build a network.
- Verb (Train for society):
- Schools help to socialise children, teaching them how to cooperate.
- Puppy training classes are a great way to socialise a young dog.
- Verb (Apply socialist principles):
- Some political parties advocate to socialise key industries.
Advanced Usage and Nuances
- "Socialise an idea": To discuss or share an idea within a group to gather feedback or build consensus.
- Let's socialise this concept with the team before the final decision.
- The verb often implies a process of integration and adaptation into a social fabric.
Variants and Related Words
- Socialisation/Socialization (n): The process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society.
- Early socialisation is crucial for a child's development.
- Social (adj): Relating to society or its organization.
- They have an active social life.
- Socialiser (n): A person who enjoys and frequently engages in social activities.
- He's a real socialiser and knows everyone at the party.
Synonyms
- Mingle: To move around and talk to people at a social event.
- Interact: To communicate or be involved with others.
- Associate: To connect or be involved with someone.
- Acculturate: To assimilate or adapt to a different culture, often through social learning.
Related Phrasal Verbs/Constructions
- Socialise with: To spend time with someone in a social context.
- He prefers to socialise with people from different backgrounds.
Idioms and Common Phrases
- To be socialised into something: To be taught the norms and values of a particular group.
- New employees are socialised into the company's culture during their first month.
Verb
- make conform to socialist ideas and philosophies
- Health care should be socialized!
- prepare for social life
- Children have to be socialized in school
- train for a social environment
- The children must be properly socialized
- take part in social activities; interact with others
- He never socializes with his colleagues
- The old man hates to socialize