decentralize, decentralise [ˌdıˈsentrəlaız] 动词 trans
- ▶ decentralization, decentralisation [diːˌsentrəlaıˈzeıʃən] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
The local government of the city was decentralized in 1991 between five municipal "communes" headed by a mayor.
en.wikipedia.org The system also has been decentralized by making municipalities responsible for their own health-care facilities, and by 2005 most primary care came from private physicians.
en.wikipedia.org The new constitution also aims to decentralize authority, dividing the vast nation into 25 semi-autonomous provinces, drawn along ethnic and cultural lines.
en.wikipedia.org Brown publicly supports a decentralized form of municipal government, and recently unveiled plans to decentralize the city government, and bring city services closer to neighborhoods.
en.wikipedia.org Beginning in the mid-1980s, the advent of the personal computer and fax machine, plus breakthroughs in telecommunications, created opportunities for office workers to decentralize.
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