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deployed

/dɪˈplɔɪd/

deployedpast participle

/dɪˈplɔɪd/

Past participle used adjectivally, derived from the verb 'deploy'.

Translations

déployéSe dit surtout d’unités, de moyens ou de ressources mis en place de façon stratégique; aussi au sens de mis en service.

The deployed troops were positioned along the border to ensure maximum coverage.

Les troupes déployées étaient positionnées le long de la frontière pour assurer une couverture maximale.

Definitions

Arranged or spread out strategically or effectively.

The deployed troops were positioned along the border to ensure maximum coverage.

Put into use or action, especially in a strategic or effective manner.

The deployed resources helped the company to quickly adapt to the changing market conditions.

deployverb

deployed

Past Simple

deployed

Past Simple

deployed

Past Participle

deploying

Gerund

/dɪˈplɔɪ/

Translations

déployer

The general decided to deploy the troops along the border.

Le général a décidé de déployer les troupes le long de la frontière.

Additional translations

mettre en œuvreFiguré ; surtout pour des moyens, des stratégies ou des technologies.

Definitions

To position or arrange strategically, especially in a military context.

The general decided to deploy the troops along the border.

To utilize or put into effective action.

The company plans to deploy new technology to improve efficiency.

To spread out or move into a position of readiness.

The parachutist deployed his parachute at the right altitude.

Computing: to install, release, or otherwise make (software, a website, etc.) available for use in a live or production environment.

Once all the tests pass, we will deploy the new version to the servers.

Synonyms

set up

deploynoun

Definitions

An act or instance of deploying, especially of releasing software, code, or other systems into a production environment.

We have a deploy scheduled for midnight to roll out the new features.