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Significats de mobilise en anglès

portuguès
convocar
català
mobilitzar
espanyol
convocar

Make ready for action or use.

mobilitzar
portuguès
convocar
espanyol
movilizar
català
mobilitzar

Call to arms; of military personnel.

mobilitzar
Ús de mobilise en anglès
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Today many parties use these policies to mobilise public opinion and support.
The South African
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Former paramilitaries often mobilise political rhetoric to justify or obscure criminal intent.
The Guardian
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He'll need passion to mobilise people and that's not his natural register.
The Guardian
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We are going to mobilise all public sector unions through the federation.
The South African
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Our movement needs to mobilise as never before to oppose these laws.
The Guardian
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The mobilise-the-base strategy falling just short for Democrats in Florida and Georgia.
The Irish Times
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Fascism has only ever been beaten when good people mobilise against it.
The Guardian
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Not everyone has got the ability to mobilise quickly and have networks.
Radio NZ
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It also allows us to protest and heed their calls to mobilise.
The South African
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Efforts were soon on foot to mobilise British chemists for offensive purposes.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
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He may even head the first-round vote because his voters will mobilise.
The Guardian
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He says her lacklustre campaign did little to mobilise the black vote.
Radio NZ
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Both would have offered natural power bases for him to mobilise public opinion.
BBC
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They can mobilise their support for fighting real challenges, he said.
Reuters
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So far, efforts to mobilise protests have had only limited success.
Reuters
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Third, we can help through our diplomacy to mobilise support in the region.
The Guardian
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Translations for mobilise
Mobilise a través del temps
Mobilise per variant geogràfica
Sudàfrica
Comú
Regne Unit
Rar
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