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to operate
01
to function in a specific way
Intransitive
02
to cut open a part of the body in order to repair or remove a damaged organ
Intransitive: to operate
Transitive: to operate on a person or body part
03
to control the functioning of something, like projects or businesses, to ensure proper functioning and desired outcomes
Transitive: to operate a project or business
04
to manage or control the working of a machine, process, or system to ensure it performs its intended function
Transitive: to operate equipment or machinery
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to carry out military missions or maneuvers in a designated location or from a specific base of operations
Intransitive
06
to start, run, or maintain the functioning of a system or process
Transitive: to operate a system or process
operate
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oper
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cooperate
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cooperate
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operating
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operating
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operation
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operation
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Example
The computer operates with the latest software updates.
The machine operates smoothly when all components are in good condition.
While the repairs were ongoing, the backup generator was operating to provide electricity.
The newly installed software has operated without any glitches.
Organized crime syndicates often operate illegal hustles such as drug trafficking and money laundering.
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