optimize

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op·ti·mize (also optimise British English) /ˈɒptəmaɪz $ ˈɑːp-/ verb [transitiveT]

EFFECTIVEto improve the way that something is done or used so that it is as effective as possible 使最优化，使尽可能完善，使尽量有效

They need to optimize the use of available resources.

他们需要充分利用手上的资源。

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optimize• At the same time the nature of this economy means that processes become impossible to optimize.• How is it possible that life writ large could be optimizing conditions for its own uses?• a software package that optimizes data storage on your hard disk• So, for instance, a processor could optimize its design for the problem in hand.• Dashes indicate deletions to optimize the alignment.• They take wheat and optimize the environment for the production of wheat.• Cash flows should be managed to optimize the return from cash received and to minimize the cost of finance.

From Longman Business Dictionary

optimizeop·ti·mize /ˈɒptəmaɪzˈɑːp-/ (also optimise British EnglishBrE) verb [transitiveT]

to make the best possible use of something or to do something in the best possible way

technical specifications designed to optimize the performance of Windows software

Cash flow should be managed tooptimize the return from cash received.

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