operating
- adjective
- /ˈɑːpəˌreɪtɪŋ/
:
operativo
- During the holidays, there will be limited operating hours at the clinic.
By and large, the operating thesis has been borne out.
- By and large, the operating thesis has been borne out.
- Let's just look at their operating profit and just compare.
- They are reducing their CapEx and their operating income forecast.
- And so that's search, that's social, that's messaging, that's operating systems, that's a phone.
Examples
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The operating system needs an update.
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The factory has three operating assembly lines running day and night.
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Even with the renovation, the museum remains operating for visitors.
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Is the machine operating correctly?
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During the holidays, the clinic will have limited operating hours for patients.
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The museum is still operating despite being under renovation.
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The factory has three operating assembly lines that run continuously.
Synonyms
102
4.1
Working and ready to use, for example machines or systems
97
3.7
Working properly after it is started or fixed
24
3.2
Working now and serving its purpose
13
4.8
Working and able to produce an effect
12
3.7
A machine used now in regular service, for example a bus
Able to be used and good enough for everyday tasks
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
18
2.5
A special table in an operating room where a patient lies during surgery
- Formal
15
4.9
A senior manager who runs a company's daily work and reports to the chief executive officer
15
3.4
A list of steps to use a machine or to deal with a specific situation safely
- Specialized
12
3.5
Money spent to run and maintain a business or building, like utilities and insurance
- Formal
12
4.3
A set of steps people follow the same way every time to do a task safely and correctly
- Specialized
8
4.7
A regular cost for running a business, for example rent or electricity
- Specialized
7
3.3
A plan showing expected income and expenses for an organization's daily work not including big one-time purchases
1
3.3
A paper or file that tells you how to set up and use a device like a printer
- Specialized
1
5.3
A microscope with two eyepieces used in surgery to see very small body parts
- Specialized
A program that runs from a disk to control a computer and its files
- Archaic
A basic system made by Microsoft that runs early personal computers
- Specialized
A report that shows a company's income and expenses for a month or year
- Formal
A regular set of steps people in an organization must follow
- Specialized
An operating system used on servers and work computers that lets many people use one computer together
How Functional
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Morphology
Etymology
Operating comes from the root oper- meaning 'work' or 'task', the same root in operation and operator. So, when something is operating it is 'working' or in use.