systematise
Significado: To arrange something according to an organised system or method, bringing order, consistency, and structure to processes, knowledge, or data that were previously ad hoc.
Systematise implies imposing intellectual or procedural order on something that was previously disorganised or handled case by case. It is common in academic, scientific, and management writing. While 'standardise' focuses on uniformity, 'systematise' focuses on logical structure and method. Common collocations include 'systematise knowledge,' 'systematise the process,' and 'systematise data collection.' The word is more formal than 'organise' and suggests a deeper, more rigorous restructuring.
Ejemplos
- The Linnaeus classification system was the first serious attempt to systematise the naming of all living organisms. 林奈分类法是首次对所有生物命名进行系统化的严肃尝试。El sistema de clasificación de Linneo fue el primer intento serio de sistematizar la nomenclatura de todos los organismos vivos.リンネの分類体系は、すべての生物の命名を体系化しようとした最初の本格的な試みであった。린네 분류 체계는 모든 생물의 명명을 체계화하려는 최초의 본격적인 시도였다.
- The audit recommended that the department systematise its record-keeping to prevent data being lost between teams. 审计建议该部门系统化其记录保存工作,以防止数据在团队间流失。La auditoría recomendó que el departamento sistematizase su gestión de registros para evitar la pérdida de datos entre equipos.監査は、チーム間でデータが失われるのを防ぐため、その部門が記録管理を体系化するよう勧告した。감사는 팀 간에 데이터가 유실되는 것을 방지하기 위해 해당 부서가 기록 관리를 체계화할 것을 권고했다.
- Efforts to systematise the assessment process have been welcomed by teachers who previously relied on inconsistent criteria. 系统化评估流程的努力受到了教师们的欢迎,他们此前依赖的是不一致的标准。Los esfuerzos por sistematizar el proceso de evaluación han sido bien acogidos por los profesores, que antes dependían de criterios inconsistentes.評価プロセスを体系化する取り組みは、以前は一貫性のない基準に頼っていた教師たちから歓迎されている。평가 과정을 체계화하려는 노력은 이전에 일관성 없는 기준에 의존하던 교사들로부터 환영받고 있다.
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Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, professional, journalism
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From system, from Late Latin systema, from Greek systema (organised whole, composition), from syn- (together) + histanai (to cause to stand). The verb with -ise appeared in the early 18th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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