technical in Greek
technical in Greek is τεχνικός — technical means relating to a specific field of knowledge or skill, especially one that's hard for outsiders to follow.
technical in Greek
τεχνικός
Pronounced: technikos
(securities and other markets) Relating to the internal mechanics of a market rather than more basic factors.
What does "technical" mean?
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adj Relating to a specific field of knowledge or skill, especially one that's hard for outsiders to follow.
"The report got very technical when it explained the software architecture."
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adj Relating to technology, machinery, or specialised equipment.
"We're having some technical issues with the sound system."
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adj Strictly according to precise rules, even if it doesn't match common understanding.
"Technically, he didn't break the rule, though he clearly bent it."
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technical in a sentence
- The report got very technical when it explained the software architecture.
- We're having some technical issues with the sound system.
- Technically, he didn't break the rule, though he clearly bent it.
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What is "technical" in Greek?
"technical" in Greek is τεχνικός. technical means: Relating to a specific field of knowledge or skill, especially one that's hard for outsiders to follow.
How do you pronounce τεχνικός?
"technical" in Greek is τεχνικός, pronounced "technikos".
How do you use "technical" in a sentence?
Example: "The report got very technical when it explained the software architecture." In Greek, "technical" is τεχνικός.
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