funneling
Prononciation : [ˈfʌnəljɪŋ]
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Contexte : « process »
(verb) funneling is when you guide something into a narrow space or direction, like when you pour juice into a small cup using a funnel to make sure it doesn't spill. This can be used in various situations, such as directing people's attention or narrowing down ideas.
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She is funnelling her ideas into a single project for school.
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He wasn’t funnelling his thoughts well, so everyone was confused.
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How are you planning to funnel your resources for the event?
Contexte : « strategy »
(noun) funneling refers to the act or method of narrowing down options or choices, often to make them clearer or easier to manage. It's like starting with a lot of different toys and then picking just your favorite ones to play with.
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The team's funnelling approach helped them focus on the best solutions.
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The funnelling process didn't work this time because too many choices remained.
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What strategies are you using for funnelling your ideas?
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