to mobilize
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/mˈəʊbɪlˌaɪz/
mobilise

Definition & Meaning of "mobilize"

to mobilize
01

(of a state) to organize and prepare for a military operation

Transitive: to mobilize military forces
to mobilize definition and meaning
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In response to the threat, the country decided to mobilize its military forces.
The government declared a state of emergency and began to mobilize resources for a potential conflict.
02

to gather and prepare resources or people for a specific purpose or action

Transitive: to mobilize sb/sth
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The company had to mobilize its workers to meet the deadline.
We need to mobilize our resources to tackle the new challenge.
03

to be gathered or prepared for action, especially in a military or organizational context

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The troops will mobilize tomorrow for the mission.
The army began to mobilize as tensions rose along the border.
04

to make something capable of moving or easier to move

Transitive: to mobilize sth
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The wheels were installed to mobilize the cart.
The design changes helped mobilize the old robot.

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mobile

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mobilize

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immobilize

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immobilize

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