socialize in Czech
socialize in Czech is stýkat se — socialize means to spend time with others in a friendly, informal way.
socialize in Czech
stýkat se
(intransitive) To interact with others, especially personally, informally and off the clock rather than formally and officially.
What does "socialize" mean?
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verb To spend time with others in a friendly, informal way.
"They like to socialize with neighbors on weekends."
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verb To teach someone, often without them realizing it, the norms and behavior expected in a society.
"Puppies need to be socialized early so they get used to people."
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verb To bring something under collective or state ownership.
"The new government moved to socialize the coal industry."
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socialize in a sentence
- They like to socialize with neighbors on weekends.
- It's hard to socialize with coworkers when you work remotely.
- Puppies need to be socialized early so they get used to people.
- The new government moved to socialize the coal industry.
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What is "socialize" in Czech?
"socialize" in Czech is stýkat se. socialize means: To spend time with others in a friendly, informal way.
How do you use "socialize" in a sentence?
Example: "They like to socialize with neighbors on weekends." In Czech, "socialize" is stýkat se.
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