To computerize something is to start using a computer to run it, store it, or control how it is done. A school computerizes its records; a factory computerizes a production line.

to computerize something把某樣東西computerize is to start using a computer就是開始用電腦 to run it, store it, or control how it is done來運作它、儲存它，或控制它進行的方式 a school computerizes its records一間學校把記錄computerize a factory computerizes a production line一間工廠把生產線computerize

The object is usually a system, a task, or an institution — not a person. You do not “computerize a student.” It is the ordinary verb beside the noun computerization, and it belongs to the same formal, workplace register.

the object is usually a system, a task, or an institution受詞通常是一個系統、一項工作，或一個機構 not a person而不是一個人 you do not "computerize a student."你不會說「computerize a student」（把學生computerize） it is the ordinary verb beside the noun computerization它是名詞computerization旁邊那個普通動詞 and it belongs to the same formal, workplace register兩者屬於同一種正式、職場的用語層級

American English writes computerize; British English often writes computerise.

American English writes computerize美式英文寫computerize British English often writes computerise英式英文常寫computerise

Though actually, in casual speech people more often say “put it on the computer” or “do it on a screen.” The -ize verb can sound like a big official project, even when the change is quite small. It is not the same as compute, which means “to calculate.”

though actually不過其實 in casual speech日常口語裡 people more often say大家比較常說 "put it on the computer" or "do it on a screen."「把它放進電腦裡」或「用螢幕來做」 the -ize verb can sound like a big official project這種-ize動詞聽起來像個很大、很正式的計畫 even when the change is quite small即使實際的改變很小 it is not the same as compute它跟compute不一樣 which means "to calculate."compute的意思是「計算」