computerise — (Brit.) v. carry out or produce by means of a computer, equip with computers; store in a computer; mechanize (also computerize) … English contemporary dictionary
computerise — chiefly British variant of computerize … New Collegiate Dictionary
computerise — com|put|er|ise [ kəm pjutə,raız ] a British spelling of computerize … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
computerise — UK [kəmˈpjuːtəraɪz] / US [kəmˈpjutəˌraɪz] computerize … English dictionary
computerise — /kəmˈpjutəraɪz / (say kuhm pyoohtuhruyz) verb (t) (computerised, computerising) 1. to process or store (data) in a computer. 2. to furnish or provide with a computer system. Also, computerize. –computerisation /kəmˌpjutəraɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say… …
computerise — /kəm pju:təraɪz/, computerize verb to change from a manual system to one using computers ● We have computerised all our records. ● Stock control is now completely computerised … Marketing dictionary in english
computerise — /kəm pju:təraɪz/, computerize verb to change something from a manual system to one using computers ● We have computerised all our records. ● Stock control is now completely computerised … Dictionary of banking and finance
computerises — computerise (Brit.) v. carry out or produce by means of a computer, equip with computers; store in a computer; mechanize (also computerize) … English contemporary dictionary
computerising — computerise (Brit.) v. carry out or produce by means of a computer, equip with computers; store in a computer; mechanize (also computerize) … English contemporary dictionary
computerize — com‧put‧er‧ize [kəmˈpjuːtəraɪz] also computerise verb [transitive] COMPUTING to use computers to control an operation, system, process etc: • They computerized the accounts department back in 1985. • a computerized database computerization … Financial and business terms
