Kolonisasyon (en. Colonization)
ko-lo-ni-sa-syon
Meaning & Definition
EnglishTagalog
noun
The process of establishing and managing colonies in other lands.
The Western colonization of Asia brought about significant changes.
Ang kolonisasyon ng mga Kanluranin sa Asya ay nagdulot ng malawak na pagbabago.
The acceptance and implementation of the customs and culture of the conquerors among the conquered peoples.
A part of colonization is providing new education to the local populations.
Isang bahagi ng kolonisasyon ang pagbibigay ng bagong edukasyon sa mga lokal na mamamayan.
A systematic process aimed at controlling a territory and its resources.
Colonization often includes the exploitation of natural resources of conquered areas.
Ang kolonisasyon ay madalas na naglalaman ng pagsasamantala sa mga likas na yaman ng mga sinakop na lugar.
Etymology
From the Spanish word 'colonización', meaning the establishment of colonies.
Common Phrases and Expressions
colonization of countries
The process of one country conquering another country.
kolonisasyon ng mga bansa
Related Words
colony
A place or territory conquered by a country and managed from afar.
kolonya
colonizer
A person or group that promotes colonization and inflicts harm on locals.
mananakop
Slang Meanings
Living or establishing control in a place outside one's own country.
It seems like colonization is what foreigners are doing to our natural resources.
Parang kolonisasyon na ang ginagawa ng mga dayuhan sa mga likas yaman natin.
Influence of another culture or ideas.
The diversity of traditions in places nowadays has just become colonization.
Naging kolonisasyon na lang ang pagkakaiba-iba ng mga tradisyon sa mga lugar ngayon.
Expansion of territory and power.
It seems they plan to execute colonization in the provinces.
Mukhang may balak silang gawin ang kolonisasyon sa mga probinsiya.