Optimising ( or optimizing in American English ) comes from the root word optimise. It can be described as follows:Definition:Verb: To arrange or improve something in the best possible way to achieve maximum efficiency, quality, or benefit.
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Etymology:
Derived from the Latin word optimus, meaning "best. "
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Applications:
1. In management and scheduling:
To make the best use of time or resources.
Example: "She is optimising her schedule to be more productive. "
2. In technology and computer science:
To adjust or improve the performance of a system, software, or algorithm.
Example: "The team is optimising the code for faster execution. "
3. In industry and economics:
To maximize the efficiency of processes or reduce costs.
Example: "The factory is optimising its production process. "
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Verb Forms:
Present participle: optimising
Past tense: optimised
Past participle: optimised
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Synonyms:
Improving
Enhancing
Refining
Maximising
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Antonyms:
Worsening
Neglecting
Translation to Persian:
بهینه سازی کردن
ارتقاء دادن
بهتر کردن
