tech
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3.7
- noun
- /tɛk/
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tecnología
- The Houston Training Center, for instance, offers high-tech classrooms for training classes and meetings.
- high-tech
- tech-savvy
- tech industry
So most of of our tech comes from Taiwan.
- So most of of our tech comes from Taiwan.
- OK, this might be the most impressive tech demo I've ever seen.
- All right, let's get through tech news relatively quickly.
- You could revive and refresh any piece of tech, what would it be?
- Like they have built incredibly intuitive tech into this.
- So, you know, I think the tech isn't bad.
- They make high quality, you know, tech, it's elegant.
- you know, I think this this tech has a place in
- This is the kind of stuff that tech Youtubers get randomly.
- The fact is, good VCs, especially deep tech ones, sleep like babies.
- But even, you know, tech, we're doing things in Excel.
- Who's the call from that tech job I wanted from the beginning.
- It's like politics, maybe tech and media, I think.
Examples
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Today's topic, modern stadium design and the tech that informs it.
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Like they have built incredibly intuitive tech into this.
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You kids had all the tech you could dream up.
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We'll need key people and tech support.
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I mean, I think this tech saves lives.
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This is actually a really cool piece of tech from Quasar Science.
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Its potential applications in tech, in medicine, in defense are immeasurable.
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Good movies, good villains, lovely tech, really fun physical comedy.
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Ontario government is supporting university enrollment in high-tech studies - Access to Opportunities program
Academic text (1999) -
The new smartphone features cutting-edge tech that enhances its performance.
Synonyms
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3.0
Use of scientific ideas to make tools like phones or machines that solve problems
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3.7
Modern machines and systems that use the newest science and engineering
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4.1
Very advanced machines and equipment that use the latest electronics
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3.8
Technology that uses very new electronic devices and computers
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3.7
Study and design of computers, programs, and systems that process information
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5.7
Small machines or tools, often electronic, that do useful jobs
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4.0
The study and use of systems and machines that send information like phones and the internet
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3.7
A small new electronic device like a smartwatch or earbuds that makes life easier
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4.0
New and advanced machines or tools used today
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3.8
An area that uses computers and networks to store, find, and send information
Compounds
- Literature
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3.2
Large technology companies that dominate the internet, online services, and social media
- Slur
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8.1
A young man who works in technology and prefers casual clothing and startup talk
A place that supports new tools like computers and new ideas and helps people use them
How Technological
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tech is short for technology, which comes from the Greek root techne meaning 'skill' or 'craft'. So tech means the tools and devices made by skill, like phones, computers, or new machines.