institutionalise

institutionalise

美 [ˌɪnstɪ'tju:ʃənəlaɪz] 　英 [ˌɪnstɪ'tju:ʃənəlaɪz]

• v.将（生活不能自理的人）送到收容机构（或社会福利机构）；使成惯例
• 网络使制度化

例句

Who wouldn't want to see America's sweetheart get blackmailed for sex and try to institutionalise her boyfriend and cheat on her husband?

有谁不想看看这位美国甜心的性感表演，她在电影里是怎样私会男朋友和欺骗自己的丈夫？

The religious-affairs agency explained that this was "an important move to institutionalise management of reincarnation" .

宗教事务代方解释道，那是“一个轮回管理制度化的重要举措”。

Microsoft, Yahoo and others are helping to institutionalise and legitimise the integration of censorship into the global IT business model.

微软、雅虎及其他公司正在促使审查向全球IT经济模式靠拢，使之制度化与合法化。

Adam Przeworski, a political scientist, once defined democracy as a way to institutionalise uncertainty.

政治科学家普泽沃斯基（AdamsPrezworski）曾将民主定义为不确定性的制度化。

Germany would hate it and transfer payments would institutionalise inefficiencies.

德国不会喜欢这一设想，而且转移支付将把低效制度化。