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socialize in Swedish

socialize in Swedish is umgås, socialisera — socialize means to spend time with others in a friendly, informal way.

socialize in Swedish

umgås
verb
(intransitive) To interact with others, especially personally, informally and off the clock rather than formally and officially.
socialisera
verb
(transitive) To take something into collective or governmental ownership.

What does "socialize" mean?

  1. verb To spend time with others in a friendly, informal way.
    "They like to socialize with neighbors on weekends."
  2. 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."
  3. 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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Frequently asked questions

What is "socialize" in Swedish?

"socialize" in Swedish is umgås, socialisera. 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 Swedish, "socialize" is umgås, socialisera.

Are there other ways to say "socialize" in Swedish?

Yes — Swedish has 2 translations listed for "socialize": umgås, socialisera.

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