benchmark in Portuguese
benchmark in Portuguese is padrão, ponto de referência — benchmark means a standard used to judge or measure something.
benchmark in Portuguese
padrão
A standard by which something is evaluated or measured.
ponto de referência
A surveyor's mark made on some stationary object and shown on a map; used as a reference point.
What does "benchmark" mean?
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noun A standard used to judge or measure something.
"The new hire quickly became the benchmark for customer service."
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noun A test used to measure the performance of computer hardware or software.
"The laptop scored well on every benchmark we ran."
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verb To measure something’s performance against a standard or competitor.
"We benchmarked our app against three rival products."
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benchmark in a sentence
- The new hire quickly became the benchmark for customer service.
- The school's exam results are used as a benchmark for all the others nearby.
- The laptop scored well on every benchmark we ran.
- Reviewers run a graphics benchmark to compare how fast different phones can draw images.
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What is "benchmark" in Portuguese?
"benchmark" in Portuguese is padrão, ponto de referência. benchmark means: A standard used to judge or measure something.
How do you use "benchmark" in a sentence?
Example: "The new hire quickly became the benchmark for customer service." In Portuguese, "benchmark" is padrão, ponto de referência.
Are there other ways to say "benchmark" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "benchmark": padrão, ponto de referência.
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