operational
1 of 1adjective/ˌɑpəˈreɪʃənəl/
Forms:more operational,most operational
1
functioning and ready for use
- The new software system is now fully operational.
- After repairs, the factory became operational again.
- The satellite remained operational for over 10 years.
- Is the backup generator operational in case of a power outage?
- The machinery wasn't operational until the technician fixed it.
2
related to the way in which a business, organization, machine, etc. functions
C1- The factory will be fully operational by the end of the month, increasing the company's production capacity.
- They hired a consultant to improve their operational efficiency and reduce waste.
- The IT team worked overnight to ensure that all systems were operational after the power outage.
- Operational challenges, such as supply chain disruptions, have impacted the company's ability to meet demand.
- The new software system provides real-time data to enhance operational decision-making processes.
3
intended for military activities
- The base was declared fully operational for the upcoming mission.
- The unit maintained operational readiness at all times.
- Operational procedures were updated to reflect new tactics.
- The army deployed operational teams to the conflict zone.
- The exercise tested the operational capabilities of all personnel.
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