batch
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /bætʃ/
Forms: batches
batch means: An amount of food or another product made at one time.
noun
An amount of food or another product made at one time.
- I made a batch of cookies.
- The brewery produces small batches of beer.
- This batch of bread tastes better than yesterday’s.
A group of people or things dealt with at the same time.
- We processed the first batch of applications.
- The next batch of students starts training on Monday.
- Please send the forms in one batch.
A group of similar things considered together.
- Another batch of letters arrived.
- She brought a large batch of documents to the meeting.
- I deleted the whole batch of unwanted emails.
verb
To put things together into groups so they can be handled at once.
- We batch the orders each evening.
- She batched the invoices together for payment.
- The system batches requests to reduce delays.
To live temporarily without your usual partner and look after yourself.
- I am batching while my wife is away.
- He batched it for a week and cooked simple meals.
- She was visiting relatives, so he batched at home.
adjective
Working on one set of materials or tasks, then stopping before starting another set.
- The factory uses batch production.
- Batch processing runs after the office closes.
- This batch operation stops when all the files are processed.
Questions about batch
What does batch mean?
An amount of food or another product made at one time.
What is batch in other languages?
Türkçe: parti · Español: tanda · Français: fournée · Deutsch: Charge · Italiano: infornata · 日本語: 一回分
How do you pronounce batch?
It is pronounced /bætʃ/.
How do you use batch in a sentence?
I made a batch of cookies. The brewery produces small batches of beer.
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