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deploy

/dɪˈplɔɪ/

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verb

/dɪˈplɔɪ/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по перемещению ресурсов, персонала или оборудования в позицию для эффективного использования, особенно в военном или стратегическом контексте.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving resources, personnel, or equipment into position for effective use, especially in a military or strategic context.

  1. Position troops or equipmentB2formal

    To move military forces or equipment into position for action.

    ruРазвернуть

    • The general ordered the troops to deploy along the border.
    • The navy deployed several ships to the region.
    • They deployed drones for reconnaissance missions.

    Synonymsarraydisposemarshalplacepositionpostset upstation

    Antonymsdemobilizedisbandrecallretreatwithdraw

  2. Release softwareB2formalIT

    To install, activate, or make a software system or application available for use.

    ruРазвернуть

    • The development team will deploy the new update next week.
    • We deployed the application to the cloud server.
    • The company deployed a security patch to fix the vulnerability.

    Synonymsactivateinstalllaunchpublishpushreleaseroll outship

    Antonymsdeactivateremove

  3. Utilize resourcesB2formal

    To bring resources or strategies into effective use.

    ruЗадействовать

    • The organization deployed its best experts to solve the crisis.
    • They deployed a new marketing strategy to attract customers.
    • The manager deployed additional staff to handle the workload.

    Synonymsapplyemployexerciseexploitharnessimplementuseutilizewield

Forms
  • deployed past participle
  • deployed past simple
  • deploying present participle
  • deploys third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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