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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
institutionalized,
also UK: institutionalised adj | (attitude: inherent in system) | institucionalizado adj |
| | Institutionalized sexism results in women earning less money than men for the same work. |
| | El sexismo institucionalizado hace que las mujeres ganen menos que los hombres por el mismo trabajo. |
institutionalized,
also UK: institutionalised adj | (person: accustomed to being in care) | recluido adj |
| | Having spent the first thirty years of her life in care, Jenna was completely institutionalized and could not cope with living alone. |
| | Después de pasar 30 años con cuidados permanentes, Jenna estaba recluida y no podía vivir sola. |
| Principal Translations |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
institutionalize [sth],
also UK: institutionalise [sb]⇒ vtr | (absorb [sth] into a system) | institucionalizar⇒ vtr |
| | There are concerns that social media is complicit in institutionalizing misogyny within our societies. |
| | Hay preocupación respecto del rol cómplice de los medios para institucionalizar la misoginia en nuestras sociedades. |
institutionalize [sb],
also UK: institutionalise [sb]⇒ vtr | (admit [sb] to a care facility) | internar a vtr + prep |
| | | recluir en un asilo a loc verb |
| | (coloquial) | meter en un asilo a loc verb |
| | Our son had a nervous breakdown and we had to institutionalize him. |
| | Mi hijo tuvo una crisis de nervios y lo internamos. |
'institutionalized' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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