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单词 technology
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technology
noun[CorU]
uk
/tekˈnɒl.ə.dʒi/us
/tekˈnɑː.lə.dʒi/
B1
(thestudyandknowledgeof) thepractical,especiallyindustrial, use ofscientificdiscoveries:
技术（学）；应用技术；（尤指）工业技术
computertechnology计算机技术
Moderntechnology isamazing, isn't it?现代技术很奇妙，是不是？
What thiscountryneedsis along-termpolicyforinvestmentinscienceandtechnology.这个国家所需要的是科技投入方面的长期政策。
See also
biotechnology
More examples
  • There werehugeadvancesinaviationtechnology during the SecondWorldWar.
  • Satellite technologyofferstheopportunity, as never before, forcontinuoustelevisioncoverageofmajorinternationalevents.
  • Withcomputertechnology,evenpeopleworkingontheirown canproduceprofessional-lookingdocuments.
  • Although the technologyoriginatedin the UK, it has beendevelopedin the US.
  • Companyprofitshavedoubledsince theintroductionof new technology.
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  • dreamsomethingup
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(Definition oftechnologyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

technology| American Dictionary

technology
noun[C/U]
us
/tekˈnɑl·ə·dʒi/
social studies
themethodsfor usingscientificdiscoveriesforpracticalpurposes,esp. inindustry:
[U]computer/medical/spacetechnology
social studies
Technology is also aparticularmethodby whichscienceis used forpracticalpurposes:
[C]Dairyproducersareexperimentingwith new technologies toreducethecholesterolinmilk.

technological

adjectiveus
/ˌtek·nəˈlɑdʒ·ɪ·kəl/
Welivein aneraofrapidtechnologicalchange.

technologically

adverbus
/ˌtek·nəˈlɑdʒ·ɪ·kli/
The newcarswill beenergyefficient,environmentallyfriendlyand technologicallyadvanced.
(Definition oftechnologyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

technology| Business English

technology
noun
uk
/tekˈnɒlədʒi/us
pluraltechnologies
[CorU]
the use ofscientificknowledgeorprocessesinbusiness,industry,manufacturing, etc.:
Thefastpaceof technologypresentsenormousimplicationsforsustainablebusinessdevelopment.
Allourproductsarebackedup bycutting-edgetechnology.
computer/wireless/audiotechnology
stem-cell/genetechnology
atechnologycompany/firm/industry
thetechnologysector/market/boom
technologystocks/shares
new/advanced/existing technologiesBasiceconomicrelationsarechangingas new technologies andmarketsemerge.
developments/advances/changes in technologyChanges in technologydrivechangesinbusinessmodels.
create/develop/upgrade technologiesCleaner technologies are beingdevelopedtocutpollutionfrom coal-burningpowerplants.
[C]
newmachineryandequipmentthat has beendevelopedusingscientificknowledgeorprocesses:
Roll-out of the new technology has beendoggedbytechnicalproblemsandsecrecy.
use/trial/test technologiesCompanies alwaystrialtheirtechnologies before putting them on themarket.
Fuel-cell technologies are being used togeneratepowerfor telecom andindustrialcustomers.

See also

disruptive technology
high technology
information technology
intermediate technology
niche technology
(Definition oftechnologyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftechnology

technology
I think there are encouraging developments intechnologythat are permitting developed countries to 'do more with less', and increasing incentives to do so.
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People from this region have produced a relatively small number of musictechnology-related publications.
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But farm size does not appear to explain differences in yields and net returns when thetechnologyis adopted.
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Throughtechnology, the phonograph both circumvented and reinforced the cultural hierarchy present in live musical performance.
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Technologyfacilitates aspects of our teaching environment and practice that make these improvements possible.
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Is the symbolic value of thetechnologyof any moral relevance?
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At the same time, this newtechnologyreplaced other medical devices and could thereby create savings, at least in theory.
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There exist practical difficulties of actually implementingtechnologytransfers, however.
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Issues of independence and transparency may be more complicated for private payertechnologycoverage decisions.
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Even though launches were ultimately rather ephemeral purchases, consumers quickly turned to this newtechnologyas a method of infiltrating the practice of science.
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However, unliketechnologyimprovements, optimal tariffs will hurt the poor region.
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Most of the women were casual workers working, typically, with low capital investment in tools andtechnology.
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Evidence was found, however, to suggest that full adopters of thetechnologyhad more profitable farms than partial adopters.
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In this regard, new approaches totechnologygeneration allow research outcomes to be customized to the heterogeneity of poverty.
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What are the interests of the producers oftechnology(industry, universities)?
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Collocationswithtechnology

technology

These are words often used in combination withtechnology.

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advanced technology
Patients believe this method of drug administration to be more efficacious and symbolizes moreadvancedtechnology.
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advance of technology
The system is unfortunately no longer operational, a casualty of the rapidadvanceoftechnology.
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advancing technology
He talked about theadvancingtechnologyearlier.
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