Pronunciation: /striːm.laɪn/
noun a design or feature that makes something more efficient or effective
A1 I like to watch the fish swim in the streamline.
A2 The streamline of the river made it easy to navigate.
B1 The company implemented new software to streamline their processes.
B2 The streamlined design of the car improved its fuel efficiency.
C1 The streamlined workflow allowed the team to complete the project ahead of schedule.
C2 The CEO's goal was to streamline the company's operations to increase profitability.
verb to make more efficient or effective by simplifying or reorganizing processes
A1 I need to streamline my morning routine to get to work on time.
A2 The company is looking to streamline its production process to increase efficiency.
B1 The new software program helped streamline the accounting department's tasks.
B2 The manager streamlined the team's workflow by implementing new communication tools.
C1 The CEO streamlined the company's operations to cut costs and improve profitability.
C2 The government implemented new policies to streamline the healthcare system and reduce wait times.
formal The company implemented new software to streamline their production process.
informal We need to streamline our meeting agenda to make it more efficient.
slang Let's cut the unnecessary steps and streamline this project.
figurative She decided to streamline her wardrobe by getting rid of clothes she never wore.
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