operating

• Descreve algo que está em uso ou funcionando no momento; também se refere ao funcionamento de um sistema, máquina ou negócio.

Describes something that is currently in use or functioning; also relates to the operation of a system, machine, or business.

1. Involved in a kind of operationB2formal

   Relating to or engaged in the process of performing a function or activity.

   Operacional

   • The operating procedures were clearly outlined in the manual.
   • He is the operating manager of the factory.
   • The operating system controls all the software on the computer.

   Sinônimosactivefunctioningoperativerunningworking

2. Being in effect or operationB2formal

   Currently active, functioning, or in use.

   Em vigor

   • The new law will be operating from next month.
   • The machine is still operating despite its age.
   • The clinic is operating on a reduced schedule during the holidays.

   Sinônimosactivefunctioningin effectin operationoperationaloperativeworking

   Antônimosdisconnecteddormantidleinactiveoff

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de controlar, comandar ou fazer funcionar algo de determinada maneira, frequentemente em contextos mecânicos, médicos ou comerciais.

A verb used to indicate the act of controlling, managing, or functioning in a specific way, often in a mechanical, medical, or business context.

1. B1formal

   To function or work in a particular way.

   Funcionar

   • The machine operates smoothly after the repair.
   • This software operates on multiple platforms.
   • The factory operates 24 hours a day.

   Sinônimosactbehavefunctiongoperformrunwork

   Antônimosbreakfailhaltmalfunctionstall

2. B1formal

   To control or manage a machine, system, or organization.

   Operar

   • She operates the crane with great skill.
   • He operates a small business in the city.
   • The pilot operates the aircraft from the cockpit.

   Sinônimosconductcontroldirectdriveguidehandlemanagerunusework

3. Perform surgeryB2formalmedical

   To perform a medical procedure on a patient to treat an injury or disease.

   Operar

   • The surgeon operated on the patient's heart.
   • They operated to remove the tumor.
   • The doctor will operate tomorrow morning.

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