adj.制度化的，约定俗成的，成惯例的，(因长期生活在福利机构)缺乏自理能力的
v.将(生活不能自理的人)送到收容机构(或社会福利机构)，使成惯例，使制度化
institutionalize的过去式

原形：institutionalize第三人称单数：institutionalizes过去式：institutionalized现在分词：institutionalizing

She was institutionalized in a mental health facility due to severe depression.
她因为严重的抑郁症被送进了精神病院。
The prison system is designed to institutionalize criminal behavior over time.
监狱制度旨在随着时间推移使犯罪行为变得制度化。
The elderly often feel institutionalized in nursing homes, longing for their independence.
老人在养老院常常感到被制度化，渴望自由。
The government has implemented policies to de-institutionalize mental healthcare, promoting community-based care.
政府已推行政策减少精神医疗的机构化，提倡社区护理。
The school's strict rules and routines can feel institutionalized, stifling creativity among students.
学校严格的规章制度可能会让人感觉过于制度化，压抑学生的创造力。
The author criticized the educational system for being too rigidly institutionalized, lacking flexibility.
作者批评教育体系过于僵化，缺乏灵活性。
After years of living in an orphanage, she finally felt like she had a chance to break free from the institutionalized life.
在孤儿院长大多年后，她终于觉得自己有机会摆脱那种制度化的束缚。
The rehabilitation center aims to help inmates reintegrate into society, rather than simply institutionalizing them.
特殊康复中心旨在帮助囚犯重新融入社会，而非仅仅让他们在监狱中度过余生。
The debate around criminal justice reform often focuses on reducing the number of people who are unnecessarily institutionalized in prisons.
关于刑事司法改革的讨论常常集中在减少不必要的监狱制度化问题上。
The psychologist recognized the importance of creating a non-institutionalized environment for children's emotional well-being.
心理学家认识到为儿童创造非制度化环境对他们的心理健康至关重要。