standardized
- adjective
- /ˈstændərˌdaɪzd/
- US
:
estandarizado
- Because you can't make a sound call, a high probability call about someone's capacities until after you've put them through very standardized, stringent testing.
- standardized tests
These are objective standardized measures for how we learn.
- These are objective standardized measures for how we learn.
- The charge points are more numerous and standardized and quick charging.
- OK, A question I get is a lot about kind of standardized sizing.
- There was no, like, standardized curriculum the way we often have.
- The relation between dyslexia and standardized test.
- We have kind of standardized detection systems, right, of how to compare molecules.
- Vogue even called that dress the Ford dress, in reference to Ford's highly standardized car meant for a very broad audience.
- Despite the complexity and risks of over the counter trading, most transactions are quite standardized with standardized documentation.
- It turns out, funny thing, the futures market almost becomes the real market because they're all standardized.
- Orthography spelling was not standardized in English at the time.
- Because you can't make a sound call, a high probability call about someone's capacities until after you've put them through very standardized, stringent testing.
- Some of these groups are not passing standardized testing.
Examples
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I think that's fine as long as you have some kind of standardized PV module.
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These are objective standardized measures for how we learn.
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The charge points are more numerous and standardized and quick charging.
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OK, A question I get is a lot about kind of standardized sizing.
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Despite the complexity and risks of over the counter trading, most transactions are quite standardized with standardized documentation.
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In Madrid, the metro stations were standardised using copy and paste designs, which kept costs low and allowed for quick construction.
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The test results were standardized to ensure fairness across all participants.
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In order to improve consistency, the company switched to standardized procedures for all their operations.
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The standardized measurements allow for accurate comparisons between different products.
Synonyms
675
2.7
Generally used and accepted as correct
92
3.7
Always the same in all parts and at all times
Made standard so everyone uses the same rules
Compounds
How Standardized
Surface Forms
Morphology
standardized = standardize (transparent) = standard + ize + ed
The verb 'standardize' + past-participle suffix '-ed' straightforwardly yields 'standardized' meaning 'made uniform', which is directly derivable.
Etymology
Standardized comes from standard, a word that once meant a 'flag' or a fixed point people could follow, and the ending -ize means 'to make'. So standardized means made the same by bringing things to one clear rule.