maximise
1maximise — (v.) British English spelling of MAXIMIZE (Cf. maximize). For suffix, see IZE (Cf. ize). Related: Maximised; maximising …
2maximise — (Brit.) v. increase to the greatest amount or degree, magnify as much as possible; make the most of; make best use of something; (Computers) enlarge a window to the maximum size in a graphical user interface (also maximize) …
3maximise — / mæksɪmaɪz/, maximize verb to make something as large as possible ● Our aim is to maximise profits. ● The cooperation of the workforce will be needed if we are to maximise production. ● He is paid on results, and so has to work flat out to… …
4maximise — / mæksɪmaɪz/, maximize verb to make as large as possible ● Our aim is to maximie sprofits. ● The cooperation of the workforce will be needed if we are to maximise production. ● He is paid on results, and so has to work flat out to maximise his… …
5maximise — British variant of maximize …
6maximise — max|i|mise [ mæksı,maız ] a British spelling of maximize …
7maximise — UK [ˈmæksɪmaɪz] / US [ˈmæksɪˌmaɪz] maximize …
8maximise — /ˈmæksəmaɪz / (say maksuhmuyz) verb (t) (maximised, maximising) to increase to the greatest possible amount or degree. Also, maximize. {Latin maximus greatest + ise1} –maximisation /mæksəmaɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say maksuhmuy zayshuhn), noun –maximiser, noun …
9maximise — verb 1. make the most of He maximized his role • Syn: ↑maximize • Derivationally related forms: ↑maximum, ↑maximum (for: ↑maximize) • …
10imise — maximise minimise optimise …
