to personalize
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4.0
- verb
- /ˈpɜr.sən.ə.laɪz/
- US
:
personalizar
- Personalized search results: Large web search engines have been personalizing search to some extent for years.
- personalized learning
- personalized care
- personalized instruction
They'll even personalize the bottle and put your little name on it.
- They'll even personalize the bottle and put your little name on it.
- I just want you to imagine how much more effective they could be with this personalized, targeted approach.
- Is this awakening to the perspective that personalized individual diets are the way forward.
- Could be, again, it depends if the room is personalized or if this is just the standard layout for it, right?
- The problem is with you can't you can't have your message ever suggest that you're giving personalized financial advice, right?
Examples
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I love to personalize my phone case with photos of my family and friends.
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Their excellence in teaching emphasized individualizing and personalizing every aspect of the learning-teaching process.
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The next letter due should come as no surprise, but use video to personalize your response to customers.
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In addition to location information, previous searches can also be used to personalize search results.
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Because if you want, I could give you a personalized tour.
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They'll even personalize the bottle and put your little name on it.
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A comment section allows P.E. teachers to personalize and add positive or encouraging remarks.
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We are setting up the team slightly differently and have created a personalized job description for the staff.
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Bright Cellars allows you to skip the store while still personalizing right to your door.
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A system for carers to book breaks is showing how the internet can help personalize care, reports Natalie Valios.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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3.7
Change something so it fits a person's needs or wants
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4.2
To make something to fit a particular purpose or person
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6.3
To change something to fit one person's needs
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4.9
Make something to fit one person or a special purpose
Antonyms
How Tailored
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6.3
- US
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3.7
- US
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4.0
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2.7
- US
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4.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word personalize comes from person ('an individual') and the ending -ize ('make'), so to personalize something is to 'make it for a particular person', for example by adding a name or a style.