operational
- adjective
- /ˌɑːpəˈreɪʃənl/
- Were you able to get the lab fully operational?
- fully operational
- become operational
- make operational
We did that month in, in Brecon, got the tick in the box that we were basically operational as a unit.
- We did that month in, in Brecon, got the tick in the box that we were basically operational as a unit.
- We are talking a fully operational NTFS formatted bootable array with those kinds of numbers.
- But yeah, certainly once it's, once it's fully up and operational, I'll, I'll, I'll be able to breathe a bit easier.
- So once you graduate that you're now operational.
- Apparently he was on some rafting trip with somebody that knows the DEA officer and said, hey, this guy's still operational.
Examples
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Currently, twenty sector councils are operational in sectors such as software, aviation, automotive repair, and service.
Academic text (1996) -
The best option for making the project operational quickly was to hire student assistants.
Academic text (2015) -
Take the boat down to maximum operational depth.
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Mobile command is fully operational.
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A system of controls, in place and operational, can help protect a patient's records.
Academic text (1996) -
How soon will radar be operational?
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There are operational spacecraft at the abandoned storage depot.
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Russia helped Iran build its reactor at Bushehr, which became operational this year.
Academic text (2011) -
Waymo is currently operational in San Francisco and LA and Phoenix, but next year it will be in DC.
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The regional office in Mosul is now fully operational at its temporary headquarters.
Synonyms
Working properly after it is started or fixed
Working correctly so it can be used
Fit for a purpose and works well
A machine or system that is working
Working now and serving its purpose
Working and able to produce an effect
A machine used now in regular service, for example a bus
A machine or system that works and can be used
Working as it should and ready to use
Working or being used now
Able to be used and good enough for everyday tasks
Good enough to do its job
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A small secret group that plans and carries out attacks for a terrorist group
- Specialized
Harm to military equipment like tanks during fighting or missions, not from accidents
- Specialized
A math method that turns hard equations into simpler algebra problems
- Specialized
A method that turns differential equations into algebra equations to make them easier to solve
How Operational
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Operational comes from the same root as operate and operation, which come from a Latin word meaning 'work' or 'do'. So when something is operational it is 'working' or ready to be used.