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humanized

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪzd/

Translations

humanizedadjective

more humanized

Comp.

most humanized

Super.

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪzd/

humaniséSens général : rendu plus humain, plus civilisé ou doté de caractéristiques humaines.

The humanized approach to customer service made the company more popular among clients.

L’approche humanisée du service client a rendu l’entreprise plus populaire auprès des clients.

Additional translations

anthropomorphiséSurtout pour des animaux, objets ou machines auxquels on prête des traits humains.

humaniséEn biologie et en médecine, se dit notamment d’un produit biologique modifié pour être plus compatible avec l’organisme humain.

Synonyms

humanizeverb

humanized

Past Simple

humanized

Past Simple

humanized

Past Participle

humanizing

Gerund

/ˈhjuː.mə.naɪz/

humaniser

The new policies were introduced to humanize the workplace environment.

Les nouvelles politiques ont été introduites pour humaniser l’environnement de travail.

humaniserAu sens de « donner des traits humains à quelque chose de non humain ».

The author humanized the robot by giving it emotions and a sense of humor.

L’auteur a humanisé le robot en lui donnant des émotions et de l’humour.

Additional translations

civiliserSens plus rare : rendre plus civilisé, plus humain dans les mœurs ou les pratiques.

Synonyms

humanizepast participle

humanized

Used attributively (e.g., "humanized antibodies")

humaniséSouvent utilisé en biotechnologie.

The laboratory used humanized mice to test the new therapy.

Le laboratoire a utilisé des souris humanisées pour tester la nouvelle thérapie.

Synonyms

Definitions

humanizedadjective

Made more humane or civilized; having human characteristics or qualities.

The humanized approach to customer service made the company more popular among clients.

Modified to resemble or incorporate human elements, often used in the context of animals or objects.

The humanized robot was designed to interact more naturally with people.

In medicine, referring to a non-human biological product that has been altered to be more compatible with the human body.

The humanized antibody was more effective in treating the disease with fewer side effects.

humanizeverb

To make something more humane or civilized.

The new policies were introduced to humanize the workplace environment.

To attribute human characteristics to something non-human.

The author humanized the robot by giving it emotions and a sense of humor.

humanizepast participle

Made more humane or modified to contain human qualities (often used in biotechnology).

The laboratory used humanized mice to test the new therapy.