deploy
to put into place, so as to be ready for action
TRANSLATION
einsetzen, anwenden, aufstellen, nutzen, Truppen stationieren
STATISTICS
IN THE PRESS
"US to DEPLOY 35,000 extra troops to Gulf -- The US has announced it is sending 35,000 extra military personnel to the Gulf for possible action against Iraq.)
( The irish Examiner - 11 January 2003)
( The irish Examiner - 11 January 2003)
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Etymology: French déployer, literally, to unfold, from Old French desploier, from des- dis- + ploier, plier to fold
Date: 1786
1 a : to extend (a military unit) b : to place in battle formation or
appropriate positions
2 : to spread out, utilize, or arrange especially strategically
Deploy is often used in a military context, but also sometimes in business.
"We need to deploy our marketing resources into this high growth sector."
Synonyms: redistribute, arrange, display, dispose, position, set out, set up, use
Etymology: French déployer, literally, to unfold, from Old French desploier, from des- dis- + ploier, plier to fold
Date: 1786
1 a : to extend (a military unit) b : to place in battle formation or
appropriate positions
2 : to spread out, utilize, or arrange especially strategically
Deploy is often used in a military context, but also sometimes in business.
"We need to deploy our marketing resources into this high growth sector."
Synonyms: redistribute, arrange, display, dispose, position, set out, set up, use
