to streamline
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- verb
- /ˈstriːmlaɪn/
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racionalizar
- We're helping experimental scientists to streamline their discovery process.
- streamline the process
- efforts to streamline
- streamline procedures
We're helping experimental scientists to streamline their discovery process.
- We're helping experimental scientists to streamline their discovery process.
- You have the ability to streamline construction.
- When you say that some of those channels are on hiatus to streamline and focus.
- I think this is the way you streamline this.
- What that does is you trim the fat, you know how to streamline your movement, and you learn how to get things done.
- And just these little things added up, they can really streamline your your workflow and it does make a big difference.
- Most people get trained on how to use Excel, but they never really get trained on how to streamline the thoughts in their head.
- But I need to streamline some sort of system in here because it is out of control.
- And what they do is they streamline the relocation of asylees around the world.
- Small and modular nuclear reactors are supposed to make nuclear power faster and cheaper by streamlining production.
- You can massively streamline the creation process of content with ChatGPT, specifically custom trained GPTS.
Examples
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We need to streamline the approval process to make it faster.
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The ILS uses an open architecture and automated search tools to streamline retrieval and workflow.
Academic text (1999) -
So this, I think is going to streamline a bunch about my process.
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You have the ability to streamline construction.
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But I need to streamline some sort of system in here because it is out of control.
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The only reason they give for this is to streamline the statistics release.
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But now a number of new applications are helping to streamline the ordering process.
Academic text (2008) -
The most impressive sign of his determination was a law to streamline the permit process for residential construction.
Academic text (2011) -
Supply increased as the process of obtaining federal coal leases was streamlined and new mines were opened.
Academic text (1998) -
The new software will help to streamline the inventory management process.
Synonyms
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Make something work as well as possible
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To change the way something is arranged to make it work better
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Make a system or process work better by removing extra parts
To arrange things in a clear, ordered way for easy use
Antonyms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
- Specialized
A steady flow of a liquid or gas where speed stays the same at every point
How Efficient
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- Jargon
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word streamline comes from the idea of giving something the smooth shape of a stream and a straight line so air or water can 'flow' past it easily. That's why to streamline a process means to make the work 'flow' more smoothly and take less time.