I. regu·lar·ize [ˈregjələraɪz, Am -lər-] VB trans
1. regularize (make consistent) a language, work hours:
- to regularize sth
- etw standardisieren [o. vereinheitlichen]
2. regularize (normalize) status, relationship:
- to regularize sth
- etw normalisieren
II. regu·lar·ize [ˈregjələraɪz, Am -lər-] VB intr
regularize breathing, heart beat:
- regularize
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The union negotiated national uniform wage scales on an annual basis; helped regularize working hours, workload levels and work speeds; and helped improve working conditions.
en.wikipedia.org Before the advent of quantum mechanics, this infinity was regularized by making phase space discrete.
en.wikipedia.org Some languages have regularized, giving all forms an "r".
en.wikipedia.org As of 2012, however, a court order had avoided eviction, regularizing the status of the colony.
en.wikipedia.org At each stage the "de facto" situation precedes the "de jure" assertion, which merely regularizes an existing fact of life.
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