diag
- noun
- /daɪæɡ/
- Jargon
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diag
- The mechanic used a diag to pinpoint the problem with the car's engine.
Examples
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If your phone is acting up, try running a diag to see what is wrong.
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The technician ran a diag to check for errors.
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The engineer ran a quick diag to check for hardware issues before starting repairs.
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We need to perform a diag on this server.
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The technician used a diag to check the system's performance and locate any issues.
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Before starting repairs, the engineer reviewed the diag to understand the machine's faults.
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The software developer created a diag tool to help users identify errors in their code.
Synonyms
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4.0
A test that finds the cause of a problem in a person or machine
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4.0
Tests that check a device for problems such as slow speed or broken parts
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3.5
A medical check that shows what illness or problem a person has
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4.4
A medical test or process to find the cause of a health problem
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4.0
A piece of software that finds and explains computer problems
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4.0
A method doctors use to find what causes an illness
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diag as a noun comes from diagnostic or diagnosis, which mean 'to find what is wrong', so a 'diag' is an informal way to say a quick test or check that finds a fault in a machine or system.