Definition Synonyms
Definition of unitization - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
consolidationRare US act of making something a single entityRare US
- Unitization of various departments created a more streamlined administration.
2.
psychologyTECH. US organizing information into larger, coordinated unitsTECH. US
- Unitization aids memory by grouping related concepts.
3.
logisticsTECH. US packaging cargo into unit loads for transportTECH. US
- The unitization of goods reduces shipping costs.
4.
financeTECH. US converting an investment trust into a unit trustTECH. US
- Unitization can make investments more accessible to individuals.
5.
energyTECH. US jointly developing resources across different territoriesTECH. US
- Unitization is crucial for cross-border oil extraction.
Origin of unitization
Latin, unitas (unity) + ize (to make)
Examples of unitization in a sentence
Unitization helped in reducing operational costs. Unitization helps in learning complex subjects efficiently. Through unitization, students can better retain information. Unitization helps in organizing the warehouse efficiently. The unitization process was crucial for the international shipment. The fund's unitization attracted more small investors.
Unitization of assets can lead to better liquidity. Unitization helps optimize resource management in shared waters. The agreement on unitization boosted regional cooperation.
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- French:unification, unitisation, ...
- German:Einheitisierung, Einheitenbildung, ...
- Italian:unificazione, unitizzazione, ...
- Spanish:consolidación, agrupación, ...
- Portuguese:unitização, organização em unidades, ...
- Chinese:整合, 单元化, ...
- Japanese:統合, 単位化, ...
- Arabic:توحيد, تَوْحِيد المَعْلُومَات, ...
- Hebrew:אִחוּד, אִיחוּד לִיחִידוֹת, ...
- Russian:объединение, унитизация, ...
- Ukrainian:консолідація, унітизація, ...
- Hindi:एकीकरण, यूनिटाइजेशन, ...
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