personalize
वैयक्तिकृत
definition
verb
the wedding invitations will be personalized to your exact requirements
design or produce (something) to meet someone's individual requirements.
the mass media's tendency to personalize politics
cause (something, especially an issue, argument, or debate) to become concerned with personalities or feelings rather than with general or abstract matters.
translation of 'personalize'
(स्टेशनरी कपडे इ. वर) आपले नाव गाव इ. छापणे,
मनुष्यत्वाचा आरोप करणे
example
We took advantage of the chance because it did 'personalize' and localize the issue.
Does someone inclined to activism mentally 'personalize' political and economic policies and events differently than someone inclined to sit back and let others sort things out?
the mass media's tendency to 'personalize' politics
This helps 'personalize' service to each customer.
You can 'personalize' the map with local landmarks or names and places that are especially meaningful to you.
The problem is that we Americans have this tendency to always 'personalize' these conflicts.
They tended to 'personalize' and anthropomorphize their pets and viewed themselves as rescuers of suffering or unloved animals.
Cover the albums with pretty fabric or lace and stencil the recipient's initials on the front to 'personalize' it.
It may also 'personalize' its behavior for each individual user based on knowledge of that user's profile, interests, and history.
the mass media's tendency to 'personalize' politics
But few dot-coms have realized that marketing potential, which would require them to 'personalize' a site's content and advertising to each visitor's lifestyle in real time.
These bracelets not only feature encouraging words but on some websites, you can actually 'personalize' them with your name, your own quote, or even your astrological sign.
Buying a house gives you the opportunity to choose a unique and distinct architectural style and to 'personalize' it.
You can 'personalize' your outgoing message by recording your own name or greeting.
I'd really like to 'personalize' my bike with my name discreetly placed along the top tube.
Existing customer information can be used to help 'personalize' the customer experience.
A cookie is a text file of user data that helps e-tailers 'personalize' Web pages for specific users, as well as identify an online customer's shopping habits.
‘Affected parties in associations should act on accurate information and should avoid 'personalising' issues if they are to resolve their differences well,’ he said.
Politics is still highly 'personalised' .
For artists and anyone interested in 'personalizing' their private desktops, the window manager is the focus.
What has changed is technology has facilitated our ability to reach people on a more customized, more 'personalized' basis.
The publicity hails the idea as a ‘unique’ way to 'personalise' your debit card.
One of our newest advertisers makes custom 'personalized' headbands.
So relaxed is the referee about his Saturday job that his car has 'personalised' number plates.
She's got her own shop that specializes in the art of 'personalization' .
In Russia, Poland and France, the president has a significant amount of political power, so campaigns are more candidate-focused and 'personalized' .
They are now 'personalised' to the specific needs of the customer.
In other words, it 'personalizes' the political.
At Cambridge University I was taught a laudable method of argument: you never 'personalise' , but you have absolutely no respect for people's opinions.
They have different approaches in meeting the demand for more 'personalized' services from their important customers.
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