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computerize [Am kəmˈpjudəˌraɪz, Brit kəmˈpjuːtərʌɪz] VB trans
computerize data/records
computerize data/records
computerize company/department
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to computerize
to computerize
to computerize
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I. computerize [kəmˈpju:təraɪz, Am -t̬əraɪz] VB trans
1. computerize (store on computer):
computerize
computerize
2. computerize (equip with computers):
computerize
II. computerize [kəmˈpju:təraɪz, Am -t̬əraɪz] VB intr
computerize
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to computerize
to computerize
in the PONS Dictionary
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I. computerize [kəm·ˈpju·t̬ə·raɪz] VB trans
1. computerize (store on computer):
computerize
computerize
2. computerize (equip with computers):
computerize
II. computerize [kəm·ˈpju·t̬ə·raɪz] VB intr
computerize
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to computerize
to computerize
Present
Icomputerize
youcomputerize
he/she/itcomputerizes
wecomputerize
youcomputerize
theycomputerize
Past
Icomputerized
youcomputerized
he/she/itcomputerized
wecomputerized
youcomputerized
theycomputerized
Present Perfect
Ihavecomputerized
youhavecomputerized
he/she/ithascomputerized
wehavecomputerized
youhavecomputerized
theyhavecomputerized
Past Perfect
Ihadcomputerized
youhadcomputerized
he/she/ithadcomputerized
wehadcomputerized
youhadcomputerized
theyhadcomputerized
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Making this sort of connection has proven remarkably difficult to fully computerize.
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The free software package contains less powerful features than the full suite and is intended to help smaller salons get started with computerizing their business.
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In 1981 an anonymous donor gave the library $75,000 to computerize its circulation, cataloging, and inventory systems.
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The library is in a process to computerize its other information resources.
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However, both processors required external chips to implement a working system, raising total system cost, and making it impossible to economically computerize appliances.
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