Definition of rightsize in English:

rightsize

verb ˈrʌɪtsʌɪzˈrītˌsīz

[with object]US

1Convert (something) to an appropriate or optimum size.
〈主美〉合理精简；优化规模
organizations are beginning to rightsize computer systems to suit themselves
各机构开始根据自身需要优化计算机系统规模。
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It's not a downsizing as much as it is a rightsizing,’ says Ray Lane, a general partner at the firm.
- But that won't happen unless facility executives are educated about the value of rightsizing and the importance of whole-building design.
- On governance, Mbeki said the restructuring of the government was still continuing, and additional steps would be taken to rightsize the public service.
- In Chhattisgarh, the seven-month-old Raman Singh government is all set to be ‘rightsized’.
1. 1.1 Reduce the size of (a company or organization) by shedding staff.
  精简（公司，机构）人员
  he plans to rightsize a number of departments by offering salaried separation packages
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maybe AOL just needs to keep rightsizing itself until the unit is small enough that everyone believes there is just one agenda and they deliver magnificently on it.
  I was a senior bureaucrat in the Victorian State public service before falling victim of the economic rationalist rightsizing fad that flourished in response to the oil induced recession of 1991.
  ‘I've been downsized, laid off and rightsized six times since 1993,’ she says.
  Civil servants now ‘rightsize,’ ‘outsource’ and ‘reinvent.’
  They've been through downsizing and rightsizing.
  Coincidently, government cuts were ordered and commercialisation, rationalisation, efficiency reviews, downsizing, rightsizing and redundancies became the words of the '90s.
  Of course, rightsizing is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to controlling HVAC operating costs.
  We are rightsizing to remain in line with the market.
  With companies busy downsizing - oops, rightsizing is the politically correct word - dressing down has become the order of the day.
  Beyond the budget, there is the whole question of rightsizing the Community, and many other serious issues.
  With downsizing, rightsizing and just plain working our butts off to do more with less, the velocity of business dealings often masks control weaknesses.
  There will be more mergers and acquisitions, divestments, rightsizing, outsourcing, buy outs and buy ins which incidentally make like for like performance comparisons very difficult.
  Such interest in the UK might be perceived as flattering if it were not for the fact that acquisition is often followed by downsizing, rightsizing, or whatever the latest euphemism for job cuts happens to be.
  They ‘decruit’, ‘downsize’, ‘rightsize’, ‘de-job’ or ‘de-layer’.

Definition of rightsize in US English:

rightsize

verbˈrītˌsīz

[with object]US

1Convert (something) to an appropriate or optimum size.
〈主美〉合理精简；优化规模
organizations are beginning to rightsize computer systems to suit themselves
各机构开始根据自身需要优化计算机系统规模。
Example sentencesExamples
- On governance, Mbeki said the restructuring of the government was still continuing, and additional steps would be taken to rightsize the public service.
- But that won't happen unless facility executives are educated about the value of rightsizing and the importance of whole-building design.
- ‘It's not a downsizing as much as it is a rightsizing,’ says Ray Lane, a general partner at the firm.
- In Chhattisgarh, the seven-month-old Raman Singh government is all set to be ‘rightsized’.
1. 1.1 Reduce the size of (a company or organization) by eliminating staff positions, specifically when business conditions necessitate such a reduction.
  Example sentencesExamples
  With downsizing, rightsizing and just plain working our butts off to do more with less, the velocity of business dealings often masks control weaknesses.
  I was a senior bureaucrat in the Victorian State public service before falling victim of the economic rationalist rightsizing fad that flourished in response to the oil induced recession of 1991.
  There will be more mergers and acquisitions, divestments, rightsizing, outsourcing, buy outs and buy ins which incidentally make like for like performance comparisons very difficult.
  They've been through downsizing and rightsizing.
  ‘I've been downsized, laid off and rightsized six times since 1993,’ she says.
  Of course, rightsizing is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to controlling HVAC operating costs.
  Coincidently, government cuts were ordered and commercialisation, rationalisation, efficiency reviews, downsizing, rightsizing and redundancies became the words of the '90s.
  Civil servants now ‘rightsize,’ ‘outsource’ and ‘reinvent.’
  Maybe AOL just needs to keep rightsizing itself until the unit is small enough that everyone believes there is just one agenda and they deliver magnificently on it.
  They ‘decruit’, ‘downsize’, ‘rightsize’, ‘de-job’ or ‘de-layer’.
  With companies busy downsizing - oops, rightsizing is the politically correct word - dressing down has become the order of the day.
  Such interest in the UK might be perceived as flattering if it were not for the fact that acquisition is often followed by downsizing, rightsizing, or whatever the latest euphemism for job cuts happens to be.
  Beyond the budget, there is the whole question of rightsizing the Community, and many other serious issues.
  We are rightsizing to remain in line with the market.

词汇	rightsize
释义	Definition of rightsize in English: rightsize verb ˈrʌɪtsʌɪzˈrītˌsīz [with object]US 1Convert (something) to an appropriate or optimum size. 〈主美〉合理精简；优化规模 organizations are beginning to rightsize computer systems to suit themselves 各机构开始根据自身需要优化计算机系统规模。 Example sentencesExamples ‘It's not a downsizing as much as it is a rightsizing,’ says Ray Lane, a general partner at the firm. But that won't happen unless facility executives are educated about the value of rightsizing and the importance of whole-building design. On governance, Mbeki said the restructuring of the government was still continuing, and additional steps would be taken to rightsize the public service. In Chhattisgarh, the seven-month-old Raman Singh government is all set to be ‘rightsized’. 1.1 Reduce the size of (a company or organization) by shedding staff. 精简（公司，机构）人员 he plans to rightsize a number of departments by offering salaried separation packages Example sentencesExamples Maybe AOL just needs to keep rightsizing itself until the unit is small enough that everyone believes there is just one agenda and they deliver magnificently on it. I was a senior bureaucrat in the Victorian State public service before falling victim of the economic rationalist rightsizing fad that flourished in response to the oil induced recession of 1991. ‘I've been downsized, laid off and rightsized six times since 1993,’ she says. Civil servants now ‘rightsize,’ ‘outsource’ and ‘reinvent.’ They've been through downsizing and rightsizing. Coincidently, government cuts were ordered and commercialisation, rationalisation, efficiency reviews, downsizing, rightsizing and redundancies became the words of the '90s. Of course, rightsizing is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to controlling HVAC operating costs. We are rightsizing to remain in line with the market. With companies busy downsizing - oops, rightsizing is the politically correct word - dressing down has become the order of the day. Beyond the budget, there is the whole question of rightsizing the Community, and many other serious issues. With downsizing, rightsizing and just plain working our butts off to do more with less, the velocity of business dealings often masks control weaknesses. There will be more mergers and acquisitions, divestments, rightsizing, outsourcing, buy outs and buy ins which incidentally make like for like performance comparisons very difficult. Such interest in the UK might be perceived as flattering if it were not for the fact that acquisition is often followed by downsizing, rightsizing, or whatever the latest euphemism for job cuts happens to be. They ‘decruit’, ‘downsize’, ‘rightsize’, ‘de-job’ or ‘de-layer’. Definition of rightsize in US English: rightsize verbˈrītˌsīz [with object]US 1Convert (something) to an appropriate or optimum size. 〈主美〉合理精简；优化规模 organizations are beginning to rightsize computer systems to suit themselves 各机构开始根据自身需要优化计算机系统规模。 Example sentencesExamples On governance, Mbeki said the restructuring of the government was still continuing, and additional steps would be taken to rightsize the public service. But that won't happen unless facility executives are educated about the value of rightsizing and the importance of whole-building design. ‘It's not a downsizing as much as it is a rightsizing,’ says Ray Lane, a general partner at the firm. In Chhattisgarh, the seven-month-old Raman Singh government is all set to be ‘rightsized’. 1.1 Reduce the size of (a company or organization) by eliminating staff positions, specifically when business conditions necessitate such a reduction. Example sentencesExamples With downsizing, rightsizing and just plain working our butts off to do more with less, the velocity of business dealings often masks control weaknesses. I was a senior bureaucrat in the Victorian State public service before falling victim of the economic rationalist rightsizing fad that flourished in response to the oil induced recession of 1991. There will be more mergers and acquisitions, divestments, rightsizing, outsourcing, buy outs and buy ins which incidentally make like for like performance comparisons very difficult. They've been through downsizing and rightsizing. ‘I've been downsized, laid off and rightsized six times since 1993,’ she says. Of course, rightsizing is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to controlling HVAC operating costs. Coincidently, government cuts were ordered and commercialisation, rationalisation, efficiency reviews, downsizing, rightsizing and redundancies became the words of the '90s. Civil servants now ‘rightsize,’ ‘outsource’ and ‘reinvent.’ Maybe AOL just needs to keep rightsizing itself until the unit is small enough that everyone believes there is just one agenda and they deliver magnificently on it. They ‘decruit’, ‘downsize’, ‘rightsize’, ‘de-job’ or ‘de-layer’. With companies busy downsizing - oops, rightsizing is the politically correct word - dressing down has become the order of the day. Such interest in the UK might be perceived as flattering if it were not for the fact that acquisition is often followed by downsizing, rightsizing, or whatever the latest euphemism for job cuts happens to be. Beyond the budget, there is the whole question of rightsizing the Community, and many other serious issues. We are rightsizing to remain in line with the market.
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