batch

UK
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US
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Translations

batchnoun
batches
pl
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fournéePour une production cuite ou fabriquée en une seule fois.
The bakery prepared a fresh batch of cookies for the morning rush.
La boulangerie a préparé une fournée de biscuits frais pour le coup de feu du matin.
lotSens général pour un ensemble d’objets traités ensemble ; emploi courant aussi en informatique.
The teacher graded the latest batch of assignments over the weekend.
L’enseignant a corrigé le dernier lot de devoirs pendant le week-end.
Additional translations
groupeSurtout pour des personnes ou des éléments considérés collectivement.
batchverb
batched
Past Simple
batched
Past Participle
batching
Gerund
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regrouperEmployer pour traiter ou organiser des éléments en lots.
The factory batches the products before shipping them to ensure efficiency.
L’usine regroupe les produits avant l’expédition afin de gagner en efficacité.
batchadjective
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Used attributively before another noun to denote processing or production carried out collectively (e.g., batch processing, batch job).
par lotsEmploi technique, surtout en informatique et en traitement industriel.
Batch processing systems handle large volumes of transactions overnight.
Les systèmes de traitement par lots gèrent de grands volumes de transactions pendant la nuit.

Definitions

batchnoun
A quantity or consignment of goods produced at one time.
The bakery prepared a fresh batch of cookies for the morning rush.
A group of things or people dealt with at the same time or considered similar in type.
The teacher graded the latest batch of assignments over the weekend.
A set of jobs or data to be processed in a single operation.
The IT department ran a batch of updates on all company computers overnight.
batchverb
To group together items or tasks to be processed or handled at the same time.
The factory batches the products before shipping them to ensure efficiency.
batchadjective
Relating to the processing or production of items collectively in a single group rather than individually.
Batch processing systems handle large volumes of transactions overnight.