operating

/op-uh-rey-ting/US // ˈɒp əˌreɪ tɪŋ //

经营,运营中的,运营,操作

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : used or engaged in performing operations: an operating surgeon.
- : of, for, or pertaining to operations: an operating budget.
- : of or relating to the proper operation of a machine, appliance, etc.: a manual of operating instructions.
- : Railroads. of, pertaining, or belonging to railroad workers, as engineers or firemen, who are directly engaged in the mechanical operation of trains: an operating union.

adj.causing to function

Synonyms

SoftBank's Vision Fund went from being in the red, with an annual operating loss of $18 billion at one point, to an $8 billion net profit in its most recent quarter — thanks in no small part to the past year's unexpected events.
The second relates to increased awareness of how adopting ESG can advance specific business goals they have such as increasing sales, attracting top talent, and reducing operating risks.
The purchase of the Android operating system also allowed Google to push its apps, such as Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, and more onto nine out of 10 mobile devices sold globally each year.
Designers in R&D labs around the world are putting perfect skis on the operating table to strip out precious pounds in order to join the marketing war over who makes the lightest boards.
Apple founder Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, leaving the company to be run by then-chief operating officer Tim Cook.
If you answered nine or more, you may have won a SONY Betamax and an eight-track operating system.
The two carriers are headquartered in Kuala Lumpur but have vastly different profiles and operating philosophies.
Further, in the Super Tuesday states of Florida, Texas, and Virginia, Paul is operating at a decided disadvantage.
With Batman and Planet of the Apes, you seem to be operating around 15 years ahead of the culture.
About 50 lawyers from six other regions take part, operating in shifts.

/op-uh-rey-ting/US // ˈɒp əˌreɪ tɪŋ //

经营,运营中的,运营,操作

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : used or engaged in performing operations: an operating surgeon.
- : of, for, or pertaining to operations: an operating budget.
- : of or relating to the proper operation of a machine, appliance, etc.: a manual of operating instructions.
- : Railroads. of, pertaining, or belonging to railroad workers, as engineers or firemen, who are directly engaged in the mechanical operation of trains: an operating union.

adj.causing to function

Synonyms

SoftBank's Vision Fund went from being in the red, with an annual operating loss of $18 billion at one point, to an $8 billion net profit in its most recent quarter — thanks in no small part to the past year's unexpected events.
The second relates to increased awareness of how adopting ESG can advance specific business goals they have such as increasing sales, attracting top talent, and reducing operating risks.
The purchase of the Android operating system also allowed Google to push its apps, such as Google Search, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, and more onto nine out of 10 mobile devices sold globally each year.
Designers in R&D labs around the world are putting perfect skis on the operating table to strip out precious pounds in order to join the marketing war over who makes the lightest boards.
Apple founder Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, leaving the company to be run by then-chief operating officer Tim Cook.
If you answered nine or more, you may have won a SONY Betamax and an eight-track operating system.
The two carriers are headquartered in Kuala Lumpur but have vastly different profiles and operating philosophies.
Further, in the Super Tuesday states of Florida, Texas, and Virginia, Paul is operating at a decided disadvantage.
With Batman and Planet of the Apes, you seem to be operating around 15 years ahead of the culture.
About 50 lawyers from six other regions take part, operating in shifts.