technology in Latin
technology in Latin is technologia — technology means the practical application of scientific knowledge to solve problems or build tools and machines.
technology in Latin
technologia
(uncountable, academic) The study of or a collection of techniques.
What does "technology" mean?
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noun The practical application of scientific knowledge to solve problems or build tools and machines.
"New technology has transformed how we communicate."
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noun The machines, tools, or equipment produced by this kind of practical knowledge.
"The office upgraded all its technology last year."
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technology in a sentence
- New technology has transformed how we communicate.
- The hospital invested in the latest medical technology.
- The office upgraded all its technology last year.
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What is "technology" in Latin?
"technology" in Latin is technologia. technology means: The practical application of scientific knowledge to solve problems or build tools and machines.
How do you use "technology" in a sentence?
Example: "New technology has transformed how we communicate." In Latin, "technology" is technologia.
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