simultaneous operation
ˌsɪməlˈteɪniəs ˌɒpəˈreɪʃən
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Definition of simultaneous operation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

combined tasksTECH.multiple tasks performed togetherTECH.
  • Simultaneous operation of the software modules improved system efficiency.
  • The simultaneous operation of the machines saved time.
  • Simultaneous operation of the devices reduced the workload.
joint operations
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Expressions with simultaneous

simultaneous interpretationn.
translation of spoken language into another language in real-time
The United Nations often uses simultaneous interpretation during international meetings.
simultaneous interpretingn.
oral translation done in real-time during speaking
The conference used simultaneous interpreting for international attendees.
simultaneous translationn.
real-time changing of spoken words into another language while listening
The conference offered simultaneous translation for all international delegates.
simultaneous equationsn.
set of equations with common solutions
We solved the simultaneous equations in class today.
simultaneous accessn.
condition where several users can use the same resource at once
The new license allows simultaneous access to the software for fifty users.

Expressions with operation

shoestring operationn.
business run with very little money
The startup was a shoestring operation from the beginning.
sting operationn.
covert operation to expose illegal activities
An undercover sting operation revealed the corruption in the company.
false flag operationn.
deceptive act to disguise true responsibility
The attack was a false flag operation to blame the rebels.
it's a seat-of-the-pants operationexp.
run by guessing and quick choices, not careful planning
With no schedule or budget, it's a seat-of-the-pants operation.
theatre of operationn.
area where significant activities occur
The city became a theatre of operation for cultural events.
hours of operationn.
times when a place or service is open for people
The bank's hours of operation are listed on its website.
in operationadj.
currently functioning or being used
The new factory is now in operation.
operation on holdn.
planned activity temporarily stopped
The planned mining operation is on hold until funding is approved.
in full operationadj.
working completely and as intended without any problems
The factory is in full operation after the repairs.
machine operationn.
the act of using a machine
He learned the machine operation quickly.

Terms related to simultaneous operation

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collaborationcooperationcoordinationintegrationmultitaskingsimultaneitysynchronizationsynergy

Terms with simultaneous operation included in their meaning

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synchronisingadj.
simultaneous operation
making processes operate simultaneously

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  1. French:exploitation simultanée, ...
  2. German:gleichzeitiger Betrieb, ...
  3. Italian:funzionamento simultaneo, ...
  4. Spanish:funcionamiento simultáneo, ...
  5. Portuguese:operação simultânea, ...
  6. Chinese:并行操作, ...
  7. Japanese:同時運用, ...
  8. Arabic:تَشْغِيل مُتَزَامِن, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַפְעָלָה בּוֹ זְמַנִּית, ...
  10. Russian:совместная работа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:комбінована робота, ...
  12. Hindi:समवर्ती संचालन, ...

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