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/ˌintərˈnaSHənlˌīz/,
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internationalized, past tense; internationalized, past participle; internationalizing, present participle; internationalised, past tense; internationalises, 3rd person singular present; internationalised, past participle; internationalising, present participle; internationalizes, 3rd person singular present;
  1. Make (something) international

  2. Bring (a place) under the protection or control of two or more nations
    • - an internationalized city
  1. put under international control; "internationalize trade of certain drugs"
  2. In computing, internationalization and localization (also spelled internationalisation and localisation, see spelling differences) are means of adapting computer software to different languages and regional differences. ...
  3. (Internationalization) Referring to a currency that is widely used to denominate trade and credit transactions by non-residents of the country of issue. US dollar and Swiss Franc are examples.
  4. (internationalization) the process of designing a software application without making assumptions that are based on a single language or locale. See also national language support.
  5. (Internationalization) Architecting a web site so that it works in multiple languages and the cultural contexts of different locales, without having to redesign the basic elements for each locale. It is a web site that is built on a multilingual engine. ...
  6. (Internationalization) Another term for fragmentation. Used by Grossman and Helpman (1999).
  7. (Internationalization) Global competencies are often identified as a valued goal of liberal learning, but currently few American students develop intercultural competence during college. ...
  8. (Internationalization) Help for writing programs that can be localized for users worldwide. Programs can automatically adapt to specific locales and be displayed in the appropriate language.
  9. (Internationalization) The practice of designing and writing programs that can be easily configured to interact with the user in more than one language. Often referred to as "i18n," due to the number of letters between the starting "i" and the ending "n."
  10. (Internationalization) There are currently 240,000 foreign students enrolled at German higher education institutes, of whom approximately one in four gained the right to study there in Germany itself. However, there are also some 85,000 Germans studying abroad. ...
  11. (internationalization) (I18N) getting your program to work in multiple locales using Unicode and allowing for variations in number and date formatting
  12. (internationalization) A mechanism that allows customization of a system's text messages and data formats into an application's language and format of choice.
  13. (internationalization) The process of enabling software to work with multiple languages. It does not necessarily include translation to multiple languages, it just enables such translations.
  14. (internationalization) a process for producing software that can easily be adapted for use in (almost) any cultural environment; i.e. a methodology for producing software that can be script-enabled and is localisable. Sometimes abbreviated as “I18N”.
  15. Internationalization (often abbreviated to i18n) is the effort to make the Web available to everyone regardless of location.
  16. Internationalization fulfills the language, cultural and character data encoding requirements of many types of users. Software internationalization is a methodology for designing software that is neutral in its language, culture and character data encodings. ...