Definition of technic in English:

technic

noun ˈtɛknɪkˈtɛknɪk

1North American Technique.
〈主美〉技术，技巧，技能，工艺；方法
this is the primary technic for the diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Is it me, or does this guy know technics yet to be invented?
- He however, noted that the borders may not be closed forever in the face of regional trade integration saying the poultry farmers were preparing themselves for this challenge by improving their management and production technics.
- She said the workshop would also tackle business management projects, marketing, processing and export, internet, networking and public relations technics.
- The popular Piano Curriculum Guide, which outlines a solid core curriculum of theory, technic and repertoire for students from the Learners Level to the Pre-Conservatory Level, is now available in Spanish.
- The clubs also run programmes in which they teach farming technics to villagers in Masaiti and how to store food season to season.
- With the technic used, infants could not be shown to be susceptible.
- This number, as well as the spatial resolution of the retinotopic maps and of the somatotopic and cochleotopic maps, measured by comparable technics are still poorly known across taxa.
- The technics and institutions of complex social systems like the gas lighting industry constitute a network of actors and physical objects whose relationships are given meaning by a set of surrounding understandings and actions.
- Despite a caveat that he was ‘not up to date with the technic of the fighting tank,’ his article was well accepted by the journal's readership, while his celebrity enhanced the journal's professional standing.
- ‘The shifts in production technics, the understanding of systems integration and the delivery of attractive and engaging television services are all exportable skills,’ he said.
- Even if it's just a technical problem, technic is made by man, and man can control it.
- Right now I'm using the technic that is used for mesh models.
- The shifting investments and assemblages of the body meet a network cast precisely as the enhanced ability of technics (including technics as the human) to shift and reassemble its own investments.
- But as the demand for the eel became higher by consumers, it also brought new fishing technics and new attitudes by the conservation officers.
- Using the technic of Sequential Photography you can do extreme panoramic and wide angle pictures.
- Because of its very smart stealth and anti-anti-virus technic, most common AV software can't detect or clean it.
- In the subcutaneous tissue - with the technic used in this investigation - these cells rarely show distinct transverse processes encircling the capillary.
2technicstreated as singular or plural Technical terms, details, and methods; technology.
专门名称，术语；技术性细节；技术方法；技术（学）
in the world of virtual culture, technics is nature
Example sentencesExamples
- Embedded within every technological system is a set of technics - fundamental physical materials, their properties, and the details of their use.
- A standard home CD player is one that has no burner technics built in.
- Accordingly, the conference speakers included women and men involved in the philosophy of technics, history of science, chemical engineering, film history and criticism.

Derivatives

technicist

noun ˈtɛknɪsɪst

Not only does pursuit of a technicist, consultant-driven strategy beget electoral failure; each failure becomes evidence for the need to depend even more on the presumptions of the failed strategy.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this context, ‘poetic art’ becomes the site where the historial poiesis of experience marks itself against the dominant technicist formations of the everyday.
- Third, many of these chapters implicitly reduce changing forms of citizenship to a technicist definition of capitalism.
- In a 1988 essay titled ‘Maps, Knowledge and Power’ he regrets that cartographic history has been dominated to date by a technicist teleology of evolving accuracy.

Origin

Early 17th century (as an adjective in the sense 'to do with art or an art'): from Latin technicus, from Greek tekhnikos, from tekhnē 'art'. The noun dates from the 19th century.

Rhymes

polytechnic, pyrotechnic

Definition of technic in US English:

technic

nounˈtɛknɪkˈteknik

1North American Technique.
〈主美〉技术，技巧，技能，工艺；方法
this is the primary technic for the diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Right now I'm using the technic that is used for mesh models.
- Even if it's just a technical problem, technic is made by man, and man can control it.
- Because of its very smart stealth and anti-anti-virus technic, most common AV software can't detect or clean it.
- She said the workshop would also tackle business management projects, marketing, processing and export, internet, networking and public relations technics.
- This number, as well as the spatial resolution of the retinotopic maps and of the somatotopic and cochleotopic maps, measured by comparable technics are still poorly known across taxa.
- Despite a caveat that he was ‘not up to date with the technic of the fighting tank,’ his article was well accepted by the journal's readership, while his celebrity enhanced the journal's professional standing.
- The shifting investments and assemblages of the body meet a network cast precisely as the enhanced ability of technics (including technics as the human) to shift and reassemble its own investments.
- Is it me, or does this guy know technics yet to be invented?
- With the technic used, infants could not be shown to be susceptible.
- The clubs also run programmes in which they teach farming technics to villagers in Masaiti and how to store food season to season.
- The popular Piano Curriculum Guide, which outlines a solid core curriculum of theory, technic and repertoire for students from the Learners Level to the Pre-Conservatory Level, is now available in Spanish.
- The technics and institutions of complex social systems like the gas lighting industry constitute a network of actors and physical objects whose relationships are given meaning by a set of surrounding understandings and actions.
- Using the technic of Sequential Photography you can do extreme panoramic and wide angle pictures.
- ‘The shifts in production technics, the understanding of systems integration and the delivery of attractive and engaging television services are all exportable skills,’ he said.
- But as the demand for the eel became higher by consumers, it also brought new fishing technics and new attitudes by the conservation officers.
- He however, noted that the borders may not be closed forever in the face of regional trade integration saying the poultry farmers were preparing themselves for this challenge by improving their management and production technics.
- In the subcutaneous tissue - with the technic used in this investigation - these cells rarely show distinct transverse processes encircling the capillary.
2technicstreated as singular or plural Technical terms, details, and methods; technology.
专门名称，术语；技术性细节；技术方法；技术（学）
in the world of virtual culture, technics is nature
Example sentencesExamples
- Accordingly, the conference speakers included women and men involved in the philosophy of technics, history of science, chemical engineering, film history and criticism.
- A standard home CD player is one that has no burner technics built in.
- Embedded within every technological system is a set of technics - fundamental physical materials, their properties, and the details of their use.

Origin

Early 17th century (as an adjective in the sense ‘to do with art or an art’): from Latin technicus, from Greek tekhnikos, from tekhnē ‘art’. The noun dates from the 19th century.

单词	technic
释义	Definition of technic in English: technic noun ˈtɛknɪkˈtɛknɪk 1North American Technique. 〈主美〉技术，技巧，技能，工艺；方法 this is the primary technic for the diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease Example sentencesExamples Is it me, or does this guy know technics yet to be invented? He however, noted that the borders may not be closed forever in the face of regional trade integration saying the poultry farmers were preparing themselves for this challenge by improving their management and production technics. She said the workshop would also tackle business management projects, marketing, processing and export, internet, networking and public relations technics. The popular Piano Curriculum Guide, which outlines a solid core curriculum of theory, technic and repertoire for students from the Learners Level to the Pre-Conservatory Level, is now available in Spanish. The clubs also run programmes in which they teach farming technics to villagers in Masaiti and how to store food season to season. With the technic used, infants could not be shown to be susceptible. This number, as well as the spatial resolution of the retinotopic maps and of the somatotopic and cochleotopic maps, measured by comparable technics are still poorly known across taxa. The technics and institutions of complex social systems like the gas lighting industry constitute a network of actors and physical objects whose relationships are given meaning by a set of surrounding understandings and actions. Despite a caveat that he was ‘not up to date with the technic of the fighting tank,’ his article was well accepted by the journal's readership, while his celebrity enhanced the journal's professional standing. ‘The shifts in production technics, the understanding of systems integration and the delivery of attractive and engaging television services are all exportable skills,’ he said. Even if it's just a technical problem, technic is made by man, and man can control it. Right now I'm using the technic that is used for mesh models. The shifting investments and assemblages of the body meet a network cast precisely as the enhanced ability of technics (including technics as the human) to shift and reassemble its own investments. But as the demand for the eel became higher by consumers, it also brought new fishing technics and new attitudes by the conservation officers. Using the technic of Sequential Photography you can do extreme panoramic and wide angle pictures. Because of its very smart stealth and anti-anti-virus technic, most common AV software can't detect or clean it. In the subcutaneous tissue - with the technic used in this investigation - these cells rarely show distinct transverse processes encircling the capillary. 2technicstreated as singular or plural Technical terms, details, and methods; technology. 专门名称，术语；技术性细节；技术方法；技术（学） in the world of virtual culture, technics is nature Example sentencesExamples Embedded within every technological system is a set of technics - fundamental physical materials, their properties, and the details of their use. A standard home CD player is one that has no burner technics built in. Accordingly, the conference speakers included women and men involved in the philosophy of technics, history of science, chemical engineering, film history and criticism. Derivatives technicist noun ˈtɛknɪsɪst Not only does pursuit of a technicist, consultant-driven strategy beget electoral failure; each failure becomes evidence for the need to depend even more on the presumptions of the failed strategy. Example sentencesExamples In this context, ‘poetic art’ becomes the site where the historial poiesis of experience marks itself against the dominant technicist formations of the everyday. Third, many of these chapters implicitly reduce changing forms of citizenship to a technicist definition of capitalism. In a 1988 essay titled ‘Maps, Knowledge and Power’ he regrets that cartographic history has been dominated to date by a technicist teleology of evolving accuracy. Origin Early 17th century (as an adjective in the sense 'to do with art or an art'): from Latin technicus, from Greek tekhnikos, from tekhnē 'art'. The noun dates from the 19th century. Rhymes polytechnic, pyrotechnic Definition of technic in US English: technic nounˈtɛknɪkˈteknik 1North American Technique. 〈主美〉技术，技巧，技能，工艺；方法 this is the primary technic for the diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease Example sentencesExamples Right now I'm using the technic that is used for mesh models. Even if it's just a technical problem, technic is made by man, and man can control it. Because of its very smart stealth and anti-anti-virus technic, most common AV software can't detect or clean it. She said the workshop would also tackle business management projects, marketing, processing and export, internet, networking and public relations technics. This number, as well as the spatial resolution of the retinotopic maps and of the somatotopic and cochleotopic maps, measured by comparable technics are still poorly known across taxa. Despite a caveat that he was ‘not up to date with the technic of the fighting tank,’ his article was well accepted by the journal's readership, while his celebrity enhanced the journal's professional standing. The shifting investments and assemblages of the body meet a network cast precisely as the enhanced ability of technics (including technics as the human) to shift and reassemble its own investments. Is it me, or does this guy know technics yet to be invented? With the technic used, infants could not be shown to be susceptible. The clubs also run programmes in which they teach farming technics to villagers in Masaiti and how to store food season to season. The popular Piano Curriculum Guide, which outlines a solid core curriculum of theory, technic and repertoire for students from the Learners Level to the Pre-Conservatory Level, is now available in Spanish. The technics and institutions of complex social systems like the gas lighting industry constitute a network of actors and physical objects whose relationships are given meaning by a set of surrounding understandings and actions. Using the technic of Sequential Photography you can do extreme panoramic and wide angle pictures. ‘The shifts in production technics, the understanding of systems integration and the delivery of attractive and engaging television services are all exportable skills,’ he said. But as the demand for the eel became higher by consumers, it also brought new fishing technics and new attitudes by the conservation officers. He however, noted that the borders may not be closed forever in the face of regional trade integration saying the poultry farmers were preparing themselves for this challenge by improving their management and production technics. In the subcutaneous tissue - with the technic used in this investigation - these cells rarely show distinct transverse processes encircling the capillary. 2technicstreated as singular or plural Technical terms, details, and methods; technology. 专门名称，术语；技术性细节；技术方法；技术（学） in the world of virtual culture, technics is nature Example sentencesExamples Accordingly, the conference speakers included women and men involved in the philosophy of technics, history of science, chemical engineering, film history and criticism. A standard home CD player is one that has no burner technics built in. Embedded within every technological system is a set of technics - fundamental physical materials, their properties, and the details of their use. Origin Early 17th century (as an adjective in the sense ‘to do with art or an art’): from Latin technicus, from Greek tekhnikos, from tekhnē ‘art’. The noun dates from the 19th century.
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