How do you use "Deployment" in a sentence?

His deployment lasted six months. Deployment to Afghanistan. Software deployment scheduled for tonight.

Deployment

Q: What does "Deployment" mean?

Sending troops/resources to operational area Military term for moving forces to where they'll operate. Extended to any organized distribution of resources or personnel.

Slang Term BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

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Meaning: Sending troops/resources to operational area

将部队/资源派遣到作战区域

Envío de tropas/recursos a la zona de operaciones

部隊・資源を作戦地域に送ること

부대·자원을 작전 지역에 배치하는 것

Military term for moving forces to where they'll operate. Extended to any organized distribution of resources or personnel.

军事术语，指将部队调动到他们将要执行任务的地方。也延伸到任何有组织的资源或人员部署。

Término militar para trasladar fuerzas al lugar donde operarán. Se ha extendido a cualquier distribución organizada de recursos o personal.

軍事用語で、部隊を活動する場所に移動させること。資源や人員の組織的な配置全般にも拡張された。

병력을 작전 지역으로 이동시키는 것을 뜻하는 군사 용어. 자원이나 인력의 조직적 배분 전반으로 확장 사용된다.

Examples

His deployment lasted six months.
他的部署持续了六个月
Su despliegue duró seis meses
彼の派遣は6ヶ月続いた
그의 파견은 6개월간 계속되었다.
Deployment to Afghanistan.
部署到阿富汗
Despliegue en Afganistán
アフガニスタンへの派遣
아프가니스탄 파견.
Software deployment scheduled for tonight.
软件部署定于今晚
Despliegue de software programado para esta noche
ソフトウェアのデプロイは今夜予定
소프트웨어 배포는 오늘 밤 예정이다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: military, IT, business

Tone: professional, technical

✓ Do Say

On deployment
在部署中
En despliegue
派遣中
파견 중
Deploy resources
部署资源
Desplegar recursos
資源を配置する
자원을 배치하다

✗ Don't Say

N/A—universally understood
普遍理解的表达
Expresión universalmente comprendida
広く理解されている表現
해당 없음—보편적으로 통용됨

Common Mistakes

None significant

Origin & History

From French 'déployer' (to unfold, spread out). Military term for moving and positioning forces, now also used in IT and business.

Etymology: French déployer (to unfold)

First recorded: 18th century military

Cultural Context

Era: 18th century onwards

Generation: All generations

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Military news; IT jargon

Regional notes: Universal English.

Variations

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