specification in Greek
specification in Greek is προδιαγραφή, προσδιορισμός — specification means a clear, detailed list of requirements that a material, product, or service must meet.
specification in Greek
προδιαγραφή
Pronounced: prodiagrafi
An explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service.
προσδιορισμός
Pronounced: prosdiorismos
An explicit set of requirements to be satisfied by a material, product, or service.
What does "specification" mean?
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noun A clear, detailed list of requirements that a material, product, or service must meet.
"The product failed to meet the required safety specifications."
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noun The act of stating something exactly and in detail.
"The specification of exact dates in the contract avoided any later argument."
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specification in a sentence
- The product failed to meet the required safety specifications.
- The builder checked the materials against the specification before starting the job.
- The specification of exact dates in the contract avoided any later argument.
- Careful specification of the problem made it much easier to solve.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "specification" in Greek?
"specification" in Greek is προδιαγραφή, προσδιορισμός. specification means: A clear, detailed list of requirements that a material, product, or service must meet.
How do you pronounce προδιαγραφή?
"specification" in Greek is προδιαγραφή, pronounced "prodiagrafi".
How do you use "specification" in a sentence?
Example: "The builder checked the materials against the specification before starting the job." In Greek, "specification" is προδιαγραφή, προσδιορισμός.
Are there other ways to say "specification" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "specification": προδιαγραφή, προσδιορισμός.
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