barbarize

[US]/ˈbɑːrbəraɪz/
[UK]/ˈbɑːrˌbærˌaɪz/

Translation

v at gøre eller blive vild, uborgerlig eller uhøflig
Word Forms
Third Person Singularbarbarizes
Present Participlebarbarizing
Past Tensebarbarized
Past Participlebarbarized

Phrases & Collocations

barbarize the language

barbarisere et sprog

barbarize a culture

barbarisere en kultur

barbarize through ignorance

barbarisere gennem uvidenhed

barbarize someone's views

barbarisere nogens synspunkter

Example Sentences

his attempts to barbarize the culture were met with strong resistance.

hans forsøg på at barbarisere kulturen blev mødt med stærk modstand.

we must not allow the media to barbarize our society.

vi må ikke tillade medierne at barbarisere vores samfund.

some argue that globalization could barbarize local traditions.

nogle hævder, at globaliseringen kan barbarisere lokale traditioner.

education is key to preventing people from barbarizing their behavior.

uddannelse er nøglen til at forhindre folk i at barbarisere deres adfærd.

his speech seemed to encourage others to barbarize their attitudes.

hans tale syntes at opfordre andre til at barbarisere deres holdninger.

we should promote understanding rather than barbarizing our differences.

vi bør fremme forståelse snarere end at barbarisere vores forskelle.

in times of crisis, people may barbarize their instincts.

i krisetider kan folk barbarisere deres instinkter.

some policies could inadvertently barbarize the community.

nogle politikker kan utilsigtet barbarisere lokalsamfundet.

it is essential to challenge ideas that seek to barbarize our values.

det er afgørende at udfordre ideer, der søger at barbarisere vores værdier.

art can either civilize or barbarize a society.

kunst kan enten civilisere eller barbarisere et samfund.

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