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Meanings of commercialise in English

Portuguese
comercializar
Catalan
comercialitzar

Make commercial.

comercializar
Usage of commercialise in English
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The aim would be commercialise the process in two years, he added.
Reuters
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Prospect is a new programme to help train academics to commercialise their research.
The Irish Times
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One US startup contacted Beye's lab offering to help commercialise their breakthrough research.
The Guardian
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It plans to create a spin-out company to commercialise the invention.
The Guardian
5
The way to dilute a person is to commercialise him, and they have.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
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An offer was made to commercialise the invention, but Langley steadfastly refused it.
A History of Aeronautics
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Hyundai Motor aims to commercialise its own autonomous vehicles in 2024.
Reuters
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The decision on whether to commercialise, however, lay with the Conservation Department and minister.
Radio NZ
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The NDRC backs ideas and projects at an early stage, helping to commercialise them.
The Irish Times
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But too often we let another country commercialise this discovery.
BBC
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Merrion was formed in 2004 to commercialise a number of technologies bought from Elan.
The Irish Times
12
Internet and social networks normalise and commercialise unthinkable human exchanges.
The South African
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Hisun-Pfizer Pharmaceuticals will develop, manufacture and commercialise off-patent pharmaceutical products in China and global markets.
The Irish Times
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He also said he wanted Unilever to develop fewer products, but to commercialise them faster.
Reuters
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Edwards said he also wanted to give Antisoma the capacity to commercialise it own products.
Reuters
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The attempt to commercialise Irish universities must be stopped and academic freedom must be restored.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
comercializar
Commercialise through the time