mechanize, mechanise brit. angl. [ˈmekənaɪz] GLAG. preh. glag.
- mechanize
- mechanizować [perf z-]
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It is mostly mechanized because of the cost and availability of labor.
en.wikipedia.org With capital from international donors, in the late 1960s a programme was instituted for the large-scale, mechanized cultivation of durra (sorghum).
en.wikipedia.org Farm work had become mostly mechanized, rendering horses and oxen obsolete.
en.wikipedia.org The new armoured and mechanized brigades were capable of combined arms combat.
en.wikipedia.org During the 19th century, as agriculture became increasingly mechanized and required fewer workers, many residents were forced to emigrate to find work.
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