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precision in Spanish

precision in Spanish is precisión, exactitud — precision means the quality of being exact and accurate.

precision in Spanish

precisión
noun
(broadly) The state of being precise or exact; especially, both exact and accurate.
exactitud
noun
(broadly) The state of being precise or exact; especially, both exact and accurate.

What does "precision" mean?

  1. noun The quality of being exact and accurate.
    "The watchmaker worked with incredible precision on the tiny gears."
  2. noun How consistently repeated measurements agree with each other, whether or not they are correct.
    "The instrument showed good precision, giving nearly identical readings each time."
  3. adjective Designed for or characterized by exact measurement or accuracy.
    "The factory uses precision tools to cut the metal parts."
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precision in a sentence

  • The watchmaker worked with incredible precision on the tiny gears.
  • The instrument showed good precision, giving nearly identical readings each time.
  • The factory uses precision tools to cut the metal parts.

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What is "precision" in Spanish?

"precision" in Spanish is precisión, exactitud. precision means: The quality of being exact and accurate.

How do you use "precision" in a sentence?

Example: "The watchmaker worked with incredible precision on the tiny gears." In Spanish, "precision" is precisión, exactitud.

Are there other ways to say "precision" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "precision": precisión, exactitud.

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