batch
/bætʃ/
verb
- To group or process items together as a single unit or set.
- We need to batch these files before uploading them to the server.
- The software can batch multiple images for resizing at once.
- The factory batches orders to save time on shipping.
noun
- A group of things or people that are dealt with or produced together at one time.
- The baker took a fresh batch of cookies out of the oven.
- The students were divided into batches for the training session.
- We processed a new batch of applications this morning.
- An amount of food prepared or baked at one time.
- She made a large batch of soup to freeze for later.
- This recipe makes enough for two batches of cupcakes.
- The brewery produces a special batch of beer every winter.
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