operated
Pronunciation: [ˈɒp.ə.reɪ.tɪd]
Word
Context: "machines"
(verb) to make a machine or device work. That means you push buttons or pull levers to get it to do what you want, like starting a car or using a computer.
Example
She operated the train smoothly, making sure everyone was safe.
Example
He never operated the equipment before, so he didn't know how it worked.
Example
Who operated the robot during the demonstration?
Context: "medical"
(verb) to perform surgery or a medical procedure. It’s when doctors fix something inside a person’s body to help them feel better.
Example
The surgeon operated on the patient and successfully removed the tumor.
Example
They decided not to operate because it was too risky for the patient.
Example
When will the doctor operate on the injured athlete?
Context: "business"
(verb) to run a business or an organization. This means making decisions, managing people, and making sure everything works well.
Example
They operated the bakery for five years before selling it.
Example
He didn't operate his shop very well, and it closed down quickly.
Example
How long have they operated their restaurant in this location?
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