Vocab Bloom Hub

optimize

/ˈɒp.tɪ.maɪz/

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verb

/ˈɒp.tɪ.maɪz/B2formaltechnical
  • ruГлагол, означающий сделать что-то максимально эффективным, функциональным или производительным, часто используется в контексте вычислений, инженерии и бизнеса.

A verb meaning to make something as effective, functional, or efficient as possible, often used in computing, engineering, and business contexts.

  1. Make the best use ofB2formalbusiness

    To make something as effective, functional, or beneficial as possible.

    ruОптимизировать

    • The company aims to optimize its production process to reduce waste.
    • We need to optimize our resources to achieve better results.
    • She optimized her daily schedule to include more time for exercise.

    Synonymsboostenhanceexploitimproveleveragemaximizeperfectrefinestreamlineutilize

    Antonymsneglectsquanderwaste

  2. Improve efficiencyB2formalIT

    To modify a system or process to achieve maximum efficiency, often in terms of speed, storage, or cost.

    ruОптимизировать

    • The software was optimized to run faster on older computers.
    • Engineers optimized the database to reduce storage costs.
    • The website was optimized for mobile devices to improve user experience.

    Synonymsenhancefine-tuneimproveperfectrefinestreamlinetuneupgrade

    Antonymsdegradeharmhurtimpairworsen

  3. Take a positive viewC1informal

    To act as an optimist and maintain a hopeful or sunny perspective on the world.

    ruОптимистично смотреть

    • Even in difficult times, she chooses to optimize and see the bright side.
    • He tends to optimize, always believing things will work out for the best.
    • Optimizing your outlook can improve your mental well-being.
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