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downsize

/ˈdaʊn.saɪz/

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verb

/ˈdaʊn.saɪz/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по сокращению размера, масштаба или количества сотрудников в компании или организации.

A verb used to indicate the act of reducing the size, scale, or number of employees in a company or organization.

  1. Dismiss from workB2formalbusiness

    To reduce the number of employees in a company, often to cut costs.

    ruСокращать

    • The company decided to downsize its workforce by 20%.
    • Many employees were downsized during the economic downturn.
    • The firm downsized its staff to remain competitive.

    Synonymsaxedischargedismissfirelay offlet goterminate

    Antonymsemployhireretain

  2. Make in a smaller sizeB2formal

    To create a smaller version of something, such as a product or design.

    ruУменьшить

    • The manufacturer downsized the car model to improve fuel efficiency.
    • They downsized the packaging to reduce waste.
    • The architect downsized the building plans to fit the budget.

    Synonymscondensecontractcurtaildecreasediminishminiaturizereducescale downshrinktrim

    Antonymsenlargeexpandincreasemagnify

  3. Reduce in size or numberB2formal

    To make something smaller in scale, quantity, or scope.

    ruСократить

    • The family downsized their home after the children moved out.
    • The company downsized its operations to focus on core products.
    • We need to downsize our inventory to save storage space.

    Synonymscurtailcutcut backdecreasediminishlessenreducescale downshrinktrim

    Antonymsaugmentenlargeexpandextendincreaseupscale

Forms
  • downsized past participle
  • downsized past simple
  • downsizing present participle
  • downsizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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