I. west·ern·ize [ˈwestənaɪz, америк. -tɚ-] ГЛ. перех.
- to westernize sb/sth
- jdn/etw verwestlichen
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Opponents tried to undercut this perceived support by arguing that lawyers had become westernized, or that the merits of the bill were for the people to decide, not lawyers.
en.wikipedia.org By the 19th century, many were wealthy, educated and westernized.
en.wikipedia.org Each doll also includes a second outfit that is less traditional than the first, and more westernized.
en.wikipedia.org We don't intend on westernizing ourselves, but we do intend on bending the traditional to fit our personality.
www.storypick.com Instead, to me, he seems an ordinary, westernized young man.
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