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Definition of strategize in English: strategize(British strategise) verb ˈstratɪdʒʌɪzˈstradəˌjīz [no object]North American Devise a strategy or strategies. 〈北美〉制定战略 home is where he has enough quiet and privacy to strategize and plan for the future Example sentencesExamples - And guess what, now that I don't spend my entire day planning and thinking and strategising… things are easier.
- We stay up all night strategizing and getting to know each other.
- Once you have the knowledge and are aware about the problem then you can strategize.
- If you find yourself having to plot, scheme and strategize, in an attempt to get your boyfriend to propose, you're likely to be in the wrong relationship and you are likely to eventually regret it.
- Pollan sometimes engages a bit too freely in metaphorical talk about plants planning and strategizing and ‘wanting’ their genes spread.
- There's certainly a lot to say, from articulating defenses of basic rights to strategizing about the best balance between principle and politics.
- And that's what we're talking about and strategizing about.
- The smart move is to assume that this election is going to be very close and strategize accordingly.
- With military precision, the best must strategize and execute their plans months in advance to vector their bodies toward absolute peak condition on contest day - the day of reckoning.
- You don't have to spend hours analyzing, strategizing and planning.
- He wanted to build a team, compose game plans, strategize during contests, and celebrate victories and maybe even championships.
- They planned and strategized for three days, and when there were no objections left, these youth were ready to challenge power at all levels.
- In the absence of such policies, strategizing for the promotion of mental health is not feasible.
- I'm always planning, thinking, strategising.
- You'll remember, when the three of those men strategized, they came together to do a massive fund-raising effort to respond to the tsunami disaster.
- According to Cahill, the Greeks were the earliest people to strategize - to plan battles and debate such things as number and quality of fighters, tactics and geography.
- And we can only find a way if we stop to think, to assess our weaknesses and our strength, to plan, to strategise and then to counter attack…
- They strategized about how best to finance delegations to overseas sweatshops and about how to build alliances with workers' rights groups.
- Today the tech squad at Kennedy Space Center is strategizing.
- We need to energize and build the movement by sharing resources and strategizing to work pro-actively in ways that cross-support a diverse array of approaches, networks and campaigns.
Definition of strategize in US English: strategize(British strategise) verbˈstradəˌjīz [no object]North American Devise a strategy or strategies. 〈北美〉制定战略 home is where he has enough quiet and privacy to strategize and plan for the future Example sentencesExamples - There's certainly a lot to say, from articulating defenses of basic rights to strategizing about the best balance between principle and politics.
- Once you have the knowledge and are aware about the problem then you can strategize.
- They planned and strategized for three days, and when there were no objections left, these youth were ready to challenge power at all levels.
- I'm always planning, thinking, strategising.
- You'll remember, when the three of those men strategized, they came together to do a massive fund-raising effort to respond to the tsunami disaster.
- We need to energize and build the movement by sharing resources and strategizing to work pro-actively in ways that cross-support a diverse array of approaches, networks and campaigns.
- And we can only find a way if we stop to think, to assess our weaknesses and our strength, to plan, to strategise and then to counter attack…
- You don't have to spend hours analyzing, strategizing and planning.
- And that's what we're talking about and strategizing about.
- According to Cahill, the Greeks were the earliest people to strategize - to plan battles and debate such things as number and quality of fighters, tactics and geography.
- In the absence of such policies, strategizing for the promotion of mental health is not feasible.
- Today the tech squad at Kennedy Space Center is strategizing.
- He wanted to build a team, compose game plans, strategize during contests, and celebrate victories and maybe even championships.
- Pollan sometimes engages a bit too freely in metaphorical talk about plants planning and strategizing and ‘wanting’ their genes spread.
- The smart move is to assume that this election is going to be very close and strategize accordingly.
- We stay up all night strategizing and getting to know each other.
- If you find yourself having to plot, scheme and strategize, in an attempt to get your boyfriend to propose, you're likely to be in the wrong relationship and you are likely to eventually regret it.
- They strategized about how best to finance delegations to overseas sweatshops and about how to build alliances with workers' rights groups.
- And guess what, now that I don't spend my entire day planning and thinking and strategising… things are easier.
- With military precision, the best must strategize and execute their plans months in advance to vector their bodies toward absolute peak condition on contest day - the day of reckoning.
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