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Significados de
mobilise
en inglés
portugués
convocar
catalán
mobilitzar
español
convocar
Volver al significado
Make ready for action or use.
marshal
summon
mobilize
español
convocar
portugués
convocar
español
movilizar
catalán
mobilitzar
Volver al significado
Call to arms; of military personnel.
rally
circulate
call up
demobilize
demobilise
español
movilizar
Sinónimos
Examples for "
marshal
"
marshal
summon
mobilize
Examples for "
marshal
"
1
That is common sense, but the new
marshal
will not be helpful.
2
The despondency and suffering were extreme; and the
marshal
had Cavalier sounded.
3
Did you hear him say he used to be a federal
marshal
?
4
Apparently he shot a
marshal
when he escaped a few days ago.
5
The latter had made a halt; Albert hastened to inform the
marshal
.
1
Yes, we probably had to
summon
him by name at some point.
2
He was aware of danger but couldn't
summon
any response to it.
3
The lower house voted on Tuesday to
summon
him for an explanation.
4
Did that warlord of theirs
summon
it somehow?' Ghenna lowered the paper.
5
You will call me 'ma'am.' If I
summon
you, you come running.
1
Friends of democracy and free speech, help me
mobilize
a little here.
2
We'll see how much the opposition is able to
mobilize
,
he said.
3
Corporations, activists, celebrities, and politicians
mobilize
a galvanized community into moving forward.
4
Jawar could help
mobilize
support for the coalition - or a rival.
5
It'll be too late by the time you can
mobilize
your men.
Uso de
mobilise
en inglés
1
Today many parties use these policies to
mobilise
public opinion and support.
2
Former paramilitaries often
mobilise
political rhetoric to justify or obscure criminal intent.
3
He'll need passion to
mobilise
people and that's not his natural register.
4
We are going to
mobilise
all public sector unions through the federation.
5
Our movement needs to
mobilise
as never before to oppose these laws.
6
The
mobilise
-
the
-
base
strategy falling just short for Democrats in Florida and Georgia.
7
Fascism has only ever been beaten when good people
mobilise
against it.
8
Not everyone has got the ability to
mobilise
quickly and have networks.
9
It also allows us to protest and heed their calls to
mobilise
.
10
Efforts were soon on foot to
mobilise
British chemists for offensive purposes.
11
He may even head the first-round vote because his voters will
mobilise
.
12
He says her lacklustre campaign did little to
mobilise
the black vote.
13
Both would have offered natural power bases for him to
mobilise
public opinion.
14
They can
mobilise
their support for fighting real challenges, he said.
15
So far, efforts to
mobilise
protests have had only limited success.
16
Third, we can help through our diplomacy to
mobilise
support in the region.
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Sobre este término
mobilise
Verbo
Indicativo · Presente
Colocaciones frecuentes
mobilise support
mobilise resources
mobilise people
mobilise public
mobilise enough
Más colocaciones
Translations for
mobilise
portugués
convocar
reunir
mobilizar
circular
catalán
mobilitzar
convocar
aplegar
circular
español
convocar
movilizar
Mobilise
a través del tiempo
Mobilise
por variante geográfica
Sudáfrica
Común
Reino Unido
Raro
Estados Unidos de América
Raro