1. to make bilingual; to teach or enable someone to speak two languages fluently
Usage: transitive verb; often used in educational and policy contexts
2. to translate or convert (text, materials, or a system) into two languages
Usage: transitive verb; used in publishing, software, and institutional contexts

Examples

• The school's mission is to bilingualize all students by the end of fifth grade.
• The district decided to bilingualize its website to serve both English and Spanish speakers.
• Early childhood programs can bilingualize children more effectively than programs starting in later grades.
• The company chose to bilingualize its customer service materials to reach a wider audience.
• Immersion programs aim to bilingualize students while maintaining academic achievement.
• The library worked to bilingualize its catalog to better serve the community.