socialize
Verb (transitive):
- To prepare or train for life in society: To cause (someone, especially a child) to learn and adopt the behaviors, norms, and skills necessary to function effectively within a particular society or group.
- To organize according to socialist principles: To adapt or manage (an industry, service, or resource) for public ownership or control by the community as a whole.
Verb (intransitive):
- To participate in social activities: To interact with others in a friendly or informal way, especially for pleasure or to build relationships.
Verb (transitive):
- Schools help to socialize children by teaching them to cooperate and share.
- Some political parties advocate to socialize key industries like energy and transportation.
Verb (intransitive):
- After work, the team likes to socialize at a nearby café.
- He finds it difficult to socialize at large parties.
"to socialize a pet": To train a young animal, especially a dog or cat, to behave calmly and appropriately around people and other animals.
- It's important to socialize your puppy early to prevent future behavioral problems.
"to socialize costs/risks": (Economics/Political Science) To distribute the costs or risks of something across a society or community, often through government policy.
- The policy effectively socializes the financial risk of natural disasters.
Socialization (n): The process of learning to behave in a way that is acceptable to society. Also, the process of bringing under public ownership or control.
- Early socialization is crucial for a child's development.
Social (adj): Relating to society or its organization; relating to activities where people meet for pleasure.
- Socialite (n): A person who is well known in fashionable society and attends many social events.
- For "interact": Mingle, fraternize, mix, get together.
- For "train for society": Acculturate, integrate, habituate.
- For "nationalize": Collectivize, communalize (specifically for the socialist meaning).
- Socialize with: To spend time with someone in a social context.
- Do you socialize with your coworkers outside of the office?
- "To be socialized into something": To be taught the norms and values of a particular group.
- New employees are quickly socialized into the company's culture of innovation.
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make conform to socialist ideas and philosophies
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Health care should be socialized!
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prepare for social life
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Children have to be socialized in school
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train for a social environment
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The children must be properly socialized
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take part in social activities; interact with others
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He never socializes with his colleagues
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The old man hates to socialize
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