deploy
word
/dɪˈpɫɔɪ/
di-PLOY
/dɪplˈɔɪ/
di-PLOY
Definition
To arrange or move people or things so they are ready to be used; often used for sending out soldiers, equipment, or new technology.
Usage & Nuances
'Deploy' is formal and technical, often used in military, IT, and business contexts (e.g., 'deploy troops', 'deploy an app'). Informal speech may use 'set up' or 'send out' instead. 'Deployment' is the noun form.
Spanish: desplegar - implementar (tecnología)Portuguese (BR): desdobrar - implantar (tecnologia)Portuguese (PT): desdobrar - implementar (tecnologia)Chinese (Simplified): 部署 - 部署（技术）Chinese (Traditional): 部署 - 部署（技術）Hindi: तैनात करना - लागू करना (तकनीक)Arabic: ينشر - يطبق (تقنية)Bengali: মোতায়েন করা - স্থাপন করাRussian: развернуть - развертывать - применятьJapanese: 展開する - 配備するVietnamese: triển khai - điều độngKorean: 배치하다 - 전개하다Turkish: dağıtmak - konuşlandırmakUrdu: تعینات کرنا - تعین کرناIndonesian: menyebarkan - menerapkan
Example Sentences
We need to deploy more resources to solve the problem.
basic
Let's deploy this solution and see if it fixes the issue.
natural
The company will deploy new computers next week.
basic
The army deployed its troops near the border.
basic
It took hours to deploy the new software to all employees.
natural
They're planning to deploy emergency teams to the area after the storm.
natural