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Meanings of normalize in English

Catalan
normalitzar

Make normal or cause to conform to a norm or standard.

normalitzar
Portuguese
temperar

Bring to a desired consistency, texture, or hardness by a process of gradually heating and cooling.

temperar
Usage of normalize in English
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There have been some signs the M&A market is beginning to normalize.
Reuters
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They are also trying to normalize discussions around the subject through advertising.
Reuters
3
We are hopeful that operations will normalize in a day, he said.
Reuters
4
Nor has Qatar shown any sign it will normalize ties with Israel.
Reuters
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Santos and Chavez will meet on Tuesday to try to normalize relations.
Reuters
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This negativity is related to our astounding capacity to normalize invented things.
Wired
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Sporting organizations should embrace this diversity, rather than trying to normalize it.
The Guardian
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However, they see prices plateauing next year as economic conditions normalize.
Reuters
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His advisers say it could take several years to normalize the currency market.
Reuters
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When currency returns, by December, the situation should normalize, said the 40-year-old merchant.
Reuters
11
Early diagnosis and treatment prevent complications and may normalize life expectancy of patients.
Pubmed
12
This abnormal distribution appears to normalize within a 1-y period of weight maintenance.
Pubmed
13
She reiterated that the mine expected operations to normalize in the coming days.
Reuters
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The bank has said its legal troubles should normalize by 2016.
Reuters
15
Bahrain joined the UAE in September in agreeing to normalize relations.
Reuters
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We need to normalize relations between humanity and these sapient dogs.
The Long War
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Translations for normalize
Portuguese
temperar
Normalize through the time
Normalize across language varieties
United States of America
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