formalize

formalize
transitive verb
1) (specify) formalisieren
2) (make official) formell bekräftigen
* * *
for·mal·ize
[ˈfɔ:məlaɪz, AM ˈfɔ:rmə-]
vt
1. (make official)
to \formalize an agreement/a procedure eine Abmachung/ein Verfahren formell bekräftigen
they began as informal gatherings, but have become increasingly \formalized in recent years sie fingen mit informellen Treffen an, aber in den letzten Jahren haben sie sich zunehmend regelmäßig getroffen
2. (give shape to)
to \formalize one's thoughts seine Gedanken ordnen
* * *
['fɔːməlaɪz]
vt
rules, grammar formalisieren; agreement, arrangement formell bekräftigen; relationship formell machen
* * *
formalize [-məlaız]
A v/t
1. zur Formsache machen, formalisieren
2. feste Form geben (dat), in eine feste Form bringen
B v/i förmlich sein
* * *
transitive verb
1) (specify) formalisieren
2) (make official) formell bekräftigen
* * *
(US) v.
formalisieren v.

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