denationalization

/ˌdiˌnæʃənəɫɪˈzeɪʃən/ noun

The act or process of denationalizing, of removing from government control.

Word Origin Denationalization is the reversal of nationalization — taking something out of state control. It's built from de- 'reversal' + nationalization, which comes from Latin natio 'birth, nation'. That root nasci 'to be born' gives us native, nature, and innate. So denationalization is literally 'un-birthing' something from the nation. The PIE root *genh₁- 'to give birth' is behind it all.

noun The act or process of denationalizing, of removing from government control. countable

The denationalization of the railway system led to improved efficiency.

(名词) 私有化;非国有化

铁路系统的私有化带来了效率的提升。

(sustantivo) privatización [El acto o proceso de desnacionalizar, de retirar del control gubernamental.]

La privatización del sistema ferroviario condujo a una mayor eficiencia.

(nom) dénationalisation; privatisation [Action ou processus de retrait du contrôle gouvernemental, notamment par la privatisation.]

La privatisation du réseau ferroviaire a entraîné une amélioration de l'efficacité.

(Substantiv) Privatisierung; Entstaatlichung [Der Prozess, bei dem staatlich kontrollierte Unternehmen oder Institutionen in private Hände überführt werden.]

Die **denationalization** des Eisenbahnsystems führte zu einer Effizienzsteigerung.

(名詞) 政府の管理から民間に移す行為や過程。民営化。

鉄道事業の民営化は、効率性の向上につながった。

(substantivo) desestatização; privatização [O ato ou processo de desestatizar, de remover do controle do governo.]

A desestatização do sistema ferroviário resultou em maior eficiência.

Word parts: de + nation + al + iz + ation

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