mechanised

• Décrit un processus ou un système équipé de mécanismes ou automatisé pour effectuer un travail, remplaçant souvent le travail manuel.

Describes a process or system that is equipped with machinery or automated to perform work, often replacing manual labor.

1. Using vehiclesB2formal

   Describes a military unit or operation that is equipped with and uses motor vehicles, such as tanks and armored personnel carriers.

   Mécanisé (unité/opération utilisant des véhicules)

   • The army deployed a mechanised infantry division to the front line.
   • Mechanised warfare relies heavily on tanks and transport vehicles.
   • The mechanised unit advanced quickly across the open terrain.

   Synonymesarmoredmotorized

2. Equipped with machineryB2formal

   Describes a process, system, or industry that uses machines instead of manual labor.

   mécanisé

   • The factory's mechanised assembly line increased production speed.
   • Modern agriculture is highly mechanised, using tractors and harvesters.
   • The mechanised sorting system handles thousands of packages per hour.

   Synonymesautomatedmachine-drivenmotorizedpower-drivenrobotic

   Antonymesmanual

• Verbe signifiant équiper ou contrôler à l'aide de machines, ou rendre un processus automatique ou mécanique.

A verb meaning to equip or operate with machinery, or to make a process automatic or mechanical.

1. Equip with machineryB2formalbritishtechnical

   To introduce machinery into a process or industry to replace manual labor.

   Mécaniser (équiper de machines)

   • The factory was mechanised to increase production efficiency.
   • They decided to mechanise the assembly line to reduce costs.
   • Many farms have been mechanised to handle large-scale harvesting.

   Synonymesautomatemotorize

2. Equip with armored vehiclesC1formalbritishtechnical

   To supply military units with armored motor vehicles, such as tanks.

   Mécaniser (doter de véhicules blindés)

   • The army mechanised its infantry divisions for faster deployment.
   • Mechanised units played a key role in the offensive.
   • The country invested heavily to mechanise its armed forces.

3. Make automatic or routineC1formalbritish

   To make a process or action automatic, routine, or monotonous.

   mécaniser

   • The repetitive tasks mechanised the workers' daily routine.
   • Modern life can mechanise human interactions if we are not careful.
   • The job had become so mechanised that it required little thought.

   Synonymesautomate

   Antonymeshumanize