mobilise ГЛ. перех. брит., австрал.
mobilise → mobilize
mobilize [ˈməʊbɪlaɪz, америк. -bə-] ГЛ. перех.
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Patients are mobilised 24 hrs post-operatively, with protective splints.
en.wikipedia.org Older adults are mobilised to support and assist.
en.wikipedia.org Although too old in 1914 to be mobilised, he joined up as a volunteer.
en.wikipedia.org Lobby, mobilise and influence the policy community towards a more just and sustainable society.
en.wikipedia.org At the time an analyst claimed the group had between 300 to 500 active supporters that it could mobilise at any given time.
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