"Strategic" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Having a well-thought-out plan or consideration for the future; relating to or using strategy.
Example: "The company's strategic move into the new market gave them a significant competitive edge."
Synonyms: methodical, planned, calculated, tactical.
Strong and robust; physically fit and healthy. Often used to describe a person, especially a young man, in their 20s or 30s who is physically fit and strong. Can also mean a strip or band of cord or strap.
Straps refer to narrow strips or bands, especially of cloth, leather, or rubber, used to hold or secure something, such as shoes, bags, or devices, in place.
Having a long-term plan and aiming to achieve something by using skill and careful thought before taking action.<br><br>Example: "The company's strategical partnership with the other business led to huge success."
To think carefully about the best way to do something, plan the most effective way to achieve something, and make long-term plans to achieve a goal or a position of power or influence.
The word "strategising" is the present participle active or present progressive verb form of "strategize", which means:<br><br> To make or develop a plan to achieve a particular goal, often a long-term one.<br> To plan or plot a course of action, especially one that is clever and cunning.<br> To think carefully and make decisions about what to do next, often in order to gain an advantage or accomplish a goal.<br><br>In other words, strategising is about thinking ahead, planning carefully, and making intentional decisions to achieve a desired outcome.
noun: Strategists<br>1. A person who develops and recommends a specific plan of action for an organization or activity.<br>2. A person who skillfully plans and brings about desired outcomes.