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Significats de popularise en anglès

Cater to popular taste to make popular and present to the general public; bring into general or common use.

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Examples for "generalize"
Examples for "generalize"
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This, of course, is rather difficult both to do and to generalize.
The book of xen
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Results obtained in randomized trials may not easily generalize to target populations.
Pubmed
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Can I make just a quick comment just to generalize on that.
The new yorker
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She couldn't have handled many violent sex crimes, because we do generalize.
Private Sector
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I am beginning to generalize-thevery thing I was resolute to avoid.
The Story of My Life: Recollections and Reflections
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To popularize scientific knowledge is one of the most difficult of tasks.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 4, No. 6, December 1863 / Devoted ...
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Many popularize and diffuse: some reap and gather on their own account.
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers — Volume 2
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EBONY not only celebrated and also helped popularize African-American food as American food.
Ebony
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To popularize this idea, a Pan-American Exposition was arranged at Buffalo in 1901.
The Path of Empire: A Chronicle of the United States as a World ...
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The platform didn't just popularize the concept of Stories-itpioneered them.
Wired
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The validation using a different cohort is necessary to generalise the conclusion.
Pubmed
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What I learnt from this was: be cautious when seeking to generalise.
The Guardian
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I would be amazed if it were possible to generalise in this way.
The Guardian
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To generalise, the right once believed that success was down to biological inheritance.
The Guardian
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There is no way out of the difficulty so long as we generalise.
More Pages from a Journal
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Our associations with Nature vulgarize it and rob it of its divinity.
Time and Change
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When Mr. Holcroft appears he'll drive you from the dwelling which you vulgarize.
He Fell in Love with His Wife
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Powerful as man is, and pushing, he cannot wholly vulgarize them.
Their Pilgrimage
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But tourists do vulgarize it; and I suppose we did so, just like others.
Passages from the English Notebooks, Volume 1.
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Please don't let the mention of money vulgarize a little friendly act like this.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, 1920-10-06
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Formerly we used to canonise our great men; nowadays we vulgarise them.
Reviews
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He loved his familiar surroundings, for nothing can vulgarise Oxford.
The Life of Froude
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But these manifold household labours did not vulgarise Hilda's character.
Greifenstein
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But that is to vulgarise the question.
Pebbles on the shore [by] Alpha of the plough
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Why amusing to miscall, exaggerate, and vulgarise?
Chantecler: Play in Four Acts
Ús de popularise en anglès
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Indeed, Mr. Max Müller has somewhere remarked that I popularise Mannhardt's ideas.
Modern Mythology
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MMA stars litter the new media landscape to popularise their brands.
The Guardian
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It was part of Beddington's plan both to popularise and support British artists.
The Guardian
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Its aim is to popularise Earth sciences by reaching out to a wider public.
The Irish Times
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Paul McCartney has won a major US award for his work to popularise classical music.
The Irish Times
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World's Fairs, in showing perfect specimens, popularise particular skins.
The New North
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As a museum professional, my interest lies in how we popularise palaeontology in museum spaces.
The Guardian
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It made no contribution to the doctrine of Progress, but it undoubtedly helped to popularise it.
The Idea of Progress: An Inquiry into Its Origin and Growth
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Such popularity has been attributed to his agility and ability to popularise the economy for ordinary Greeks.
The Guardian
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But the harp-obligato proved no more effective than the reduced dieting and early attempt to popularise slimming.
The Magnificent Montez: From Courtesan to Convert
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Sugar Minott, the smooth-voiced singer and producer who helped to popularise reggae music, has died at 54.
The Irish Times
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As a result, she was able to popularise ballet at that time more than any of her colleagues.
The Irish Times
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A master of the steel guitar, he helped popularise Hawaiian-style music in New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
Radio NZ
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Passionate about Italian machines, he was particularly associated with the Ducati marque, which he helped to popularise in Britain.
The Guardian
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Since the time of Julius Caesar, the British had repeatedly helped popularise the art of tattooing around the world.
BBC
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He was one of the first guitarists to understand and then interpret and popularise Davy Graham's guitar solo Anji.
The Guardian
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