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Meanings of mobilize in inglés

portugués
convocar
catalán
mobilitzar
español
convocar

Make ready for action or use.

convocar
portugués
convocar
español
movilizar
catalán
mobilitzar

Call to arms; of military personnel.

movilizar
Usage of mobilize in inglés
1
Friends of democracy and free speech, help me mobilize a little here.
The South African
2
We'll see how much the opposition is able to mobilize, he said.
Reuters
3
Corporations, activists, celebrities, and politicians mobilize a galvanized community into moving forward.
Ebony
4
Jawar could help mobilize support for the coalition - or a rival.
Reuters
5
It'll be too late by the time you can mobilize your men.
Angelfall
6
The schedule hinges on starting to mobilize equipment in February, TC said.
Reuters
7
We will use thousands of AmeriCorps volunteers to mobilize this citizen army.
State of the Union Addresses
8
When we ignore race barriers and mobilize together, we can cause change.
Ebony
9
Donors received G-CSF to mobilize and used peripheral blood stem cell transplantation.
Pubmed
10
Democrats aim to mobilize African-American base, win back white moderates JACKSON, Miss.
Reuters
11
A wonderful organization, that Feudal System, which could mobilize an army overnight!
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
12
Western Europe: 'First thing he'll do is mobilize New York to defend himself.
The Naked God
13
The Israeli government couldn't mobilize its Army every time its neighbors threatened war.
The new yorker
14
My hope is that we can mobilize that energy from awareness into action.
Feminist dot com
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So far, efforts to mobilize protests have had only limited success.
Reuters
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Thus, it's important to fully mobilize your knee, including maximum flexion.
Climbing Magazine
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Mobilize through the time
Mobilize across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common