CEFR C1

deploy

verb

Meaning

To move troops or equipment into position for military action or use.

Examples

The general ordered the troops to deploy at dawn.
The company decided to deploy its new software across all its branches.

Synonyms: station, position, assign, mobilize, implement

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deploy (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /dɪˈplɔɪ/

Definition

To move troops or equipment into position for military action or use.

Examples

The general ordered the troops to deploy at dawn.
The company decided to deploy its new software across all its branches.
We need to deploy more resources to the affected area.

How to Use deploy

deploy to (prepositional phrase): To move troops or equipment to a specific location. — "The soldiers were deployed to the front lines."
deploy for (prepositional phrase): To use troops or equipment for a particular purpose. — "The equipment was deployed for rescue operations."
deploy as (prepositional phrase): To use something or someone in a particular role or capacity. — "He was deployed as a negotiator."

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