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regionalize
This term is primarily used in formal, technical, or administrative contexts. It describes a strategic shift from a centralized system to one that is distributed across specific geographic areas. It carries a connotation of efficiency, organization, and systemic restructuring.
When used to mean dividing a system, it refers to the structural creation of boundaries or jurisdictions. For example, a government might regionalize power to move decision-making closer to the people. This is a matter of governance and logistics.
When used to mean making something regional in character, it overlaps with "localize," but "regionalize" often implies a broader scale—applying changes to an entire region rather than a single city or a specific small community. It suggests adapting a product, service, or policy to fit the general characteristics of a wide geographic zone.
Avoid using this word in casual, everyday conversation. In informal settings, speakers would more likely say "split it up by area" or "tailor it for the region."
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例文
The government decided to regionalize the healthcare system to improve local access.
The government decided to regionalize the healthcare system to improve local access.
We need to regionalize our marketing strategy to appeal to different cultural tastes.
The empire began to regionalize its administration to manage the vast territories more effectively.
I wonder if they will regionalize the pricing for the new software release.
The company plans to regionalize its supply chain to reduce shipping costs.
Let us regionalize the sales targets based on the population density of each area.
The artist sought to regionalize her style by incorporating local folk motifs.
They should regionalize the curriculum to make it more relevant to the students lives.