demobilize, demobilise ingl. brit. [di:ˈməʊbəlaɪz, ingl. am. -ˌmoʊ-] V. trans. MILIT.
- demobilize
- demobilizować [perf z-]
| I | demobilize |
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| you | demobilize |
| he/she/it | demobilizes |
| we | demobilize |
| you | demobilize |
| they | demobilize |
| I | demobilized |
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| you | demobilized |
| he/she/it | demobilized |
| we | demobilized |
| you | demobilized |
| they | demobilized |
| I | have | demobilized |
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| you | have | demobilized |
| he/she/it | has | demobilized |
| we | have | demobilized |
| you | have | demobilized |
| they | have | demobilized |
| I | had | demobilized |
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| you | had | demobilized |
| he/she/it | had | demobilized |
| we | had | demobilized |
| you | had | demobilized |
| they | had | demobilized |
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After several days passed, and it became apparent that the strike was truly over, he demobilized the guard.
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 unit was demobilized after the war, and in 1946 it was re-organised as a part-time force, consisting of two separate regiment-sized formations.
en.wikipedia.org Four days later the l0lst demobilized and was released from federal service.
en.wikipedia.org However, after the negotiations, the population was demobilized and street actions lost their force.
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