nationalisation in Japanese
nationalisation in Japanese is 国有化 — nationalisation means the act of a government taking a privately owned industry or asset into public ownership.
nationalisation in Japanese
国有化
Pronounced: kokuyuuka
The act of taking formerly private assets into public or state ownership.
What does "nationalisation" mean?
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noun The act of a government taking a privately owned industry or asset into public ownership.
"The government announced the nationalisation of the railway network."
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nationalisation in a sentence
- The government announced the nationalisation of the railway network.
- Nationalisation of the mines was fiercely opposed by shareholders.
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What is "nationalisation" in Japanese?
"nationalisation" in Japanese is 国有化. nationalisation means: The act of a government taking a privately owned industry or asset into public ownership.
How do you pronounce 国有化?
"nationalisation" in Japanese is 国有化, pronounced "kokuyuuka".
How do you use "nationalisation" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced the nationalisation of the railway network." In Japanese, "nationalisation" is 国有化.
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