optimize in Dutch
optimize in Dutch is optimaliseren, perfectioneren, verbeteren — optimize means to adjust something so that it works as well or as efficiently as possible.
optimize in Dutch
optimaliseren
(transitive) To make (something) optimal.
perfectioneren
(transitive) To make (something) optimal.
optimaliseren
verbeteren
What does "optimize" mean?
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verb To adjust something so that it works as well or as efficiently as possible.
"We optimised the loading order and cut page-load time in half."
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verb To adapt content, a page or a listing so that it performs better in search engines or algorithmic feeds.
"The article was optimised for a keyword nobody actually searches for."
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verb In mathematics and computing, to find the values that give the best result for a given objective function, subject to constraints.
"The solver optimises for cost while keeping delivery time under two days."
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optimize in a sentence
- We optimised the loading order and cut page-load time in half.
- She has optimised her morning so that nothing needs deciding before eight.
- The article was optimised for a keyword nobody actually searches for.
- The solver optimises for cost while keeping delivery time under two days.
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What is "optimize" in Dutch?
"optimize" in Dutch is optimaliseren, perfectioneren, verbeteren. optimize means: To adjust something so that it works as well or as efficiently as possible.
How do you use "optimize" in a sentence?
Example: "We optimised the loading order and cut page-load time in half." In Dutch, "optimize" is optimaliseren, perfectioneren, verbeteren.
Are there other ways to say "optimize" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "optimize": optimaliseren, perfectioneren, verbeteren.
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