batch

a newly made batch, especially of food

a group of people or things that have recently arrived or been produced

describing a great quantity or number of items produced or handled together

describing a limited quantity or number of items produced or handled together

referring to the most recent group or set of items

referring to the entire group or set of items

used to specify what the batch consists of, e.g., 'a batch of letters'

indicating inclusion within a group or set; can be used with singular 'batch' or plural 'batches'

the method of running a series of jobs on a computer without manual intervention

a single execution of a batch processing task

an operating state in which a computer processes a series of jobs without user interaction

a task or set of tasks processed as a single unit in computing without user interaction

a script file containing a series of commands to be executed by the command-line interpreter

a computer program designed to be run in batch mode