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Meanings of maximise in English

Portuguese
maximizar
Catalan
maximitzar

Make as big or large as possible.

maximizar
Usage of maximise in English
1
Mr Ruairi Quinn said this would maximise EU support for the State.
The Irish Times
2
They maximise support without using too much expensive material such as steel.
BBC
3
Therapy objective should be to maximise the benefit of first line treatment.
Pubmed
4
In the process, he hoped to maximise his own abilities, however modest.
The Irish Times
5
Is it to get more light or to maximise space, or example?
The Irish Times
6
What other way to maximise control than to buy your own team.
The Irish Times
7
Timing is everything for those looking to maximise profits or limit losses.
The Irish Times
8
In an attempt to maximise that embarrassment, we reprint said picture here.
The Irish Times
9
The Cannabis Referendum Coalition welcomed the timing, saying it would maximise turnout.
Radio NZ
10
An improvement in knowledge may maximise gains from interventions to improve detection.
Pubmed
11
But he admits he comes under pressure to maximise his money-making potential.
The Guardian
12
He carefully manages the canopy of the fruit trees to maximise light.
Radio NZ
13
They are economical to build and allow homeowners to maximise floor-to-ceiling heights.
The Irish Times
14
EDF will have a duty to its shareholders to maximise its profits.
The Guardian
15
Stow all your belongings in the overhead compartment to maximise leg space.
News.com.au
16
In a statement, Mr Bacon said: The BBC must maximise its commercial income.
BBC
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Translations for maximise
Portuguese
maximizar
Catalan
maximitzar
Maximise through the time
Maximise across language varieties
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