Machinery ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Machinery ( noun )

The mechanical equipment used in an industrial or manufacturing setting.

Origin:

From old french machinerie, from latin machina ("machine, engine"), from ancient greek μηχανή (mēkhanē, "contrivance, devic.e")

Examples:

1. The factory had to shut down because of a malfunction in the machinery.
2. The new machinery will increase production by 30%.
3. The machinery in the factory is very advanced.
4. The machinery is being updated to be more energy efficient.
5. The workers were trained to operate the new machinery.

(As a verb)

Machinery ( verb )

The mechanical equipment used in an industrial or manufacturing setting.

Origin:

From old french machinerie, from latin machina ("machine, engine"), from ancient greek μηχανή (mēkhanē, "contrivance, devic.e")

Examples:

1. The factory had to shut down because of a malfunction in the machinery.
2. The new machinery will increase production by 30%.
3. The machinery in the factory is very advanced.
4. The machinery is being updated to be more energy efficient.
5. The workers were trained to operate the new machinery.