I. de·mo·bi·lize [diː'məʊbəlaɪz] VB trans
- demobilize people
- demobilisati perf i imperf
- demobilize things
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II. de·mo·bi·lize [diː'məʊbəlaɪz] VB intr
- demobilize
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| I | demobilized |
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| you | demobilized |
| he/she/it | demobilized |
| we | demobilized |
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| they | demobilized |
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| you | have | demobilized |
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By the end of 1946, 16,550 men were demobilized.
en.wikipedia.org However, after the negotiations, the population was demobilized and street actions lost their force.
en.wikipedia.org After demobilizing, returning veterans flooded colleges and universities around the country.
en.wikipedia.org For instance, it is extremely difficult to provide security in a conflictual environment, or to disarm, demobilize and reintegrate armies successfully.
en.wikipedia.org The 2005 agreement required that child soldiers be demobilized and sent home.
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