operation **** , op (Abkürzung) informal

Most of its operations are still back in the home country.

About a year later I became director of business operations.

How will technology change the look and operation of a home?

For example, some asked how much would the operation cost.

"He probably has done more operations than anyone else in the field."

Today, our operations are all over the country and the world.

Most often the military would provide support to police operations.

They would go into operation by the end of next year.

But he was talking about field operations, not the front office.

The operation could take up to two weeks, she said.

Administration officials said the operation would most likely start in a week.

But the new Building 371 has never been put into operation.

The police said he was not making money from the operation.

For the most part, the American operations are doing well.

Even the American operation is far from being a united one.

The results of the first year's operations are now available.

She already has had five operations and will need more.

Their father is not involved in either of these operations.

We have to know the number of operations taking place.

The operation would have left nothing like a human being.

Room service is available but they have hours of operation.

The whole operation had taken no more than a few minutes.

I had my first operation when she was 14 months old.

And when did you first become involved in the operation?

Instead of a place in school the girl had an operation.