Vocab Bloom Hub

standard

/ˈstæn.dɚd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das der Norm entspricht, üblich oder allgemein anerkannt ist, oder etwas, das als Muster oder Maßstab dient., Ein Substantiv, das ein Niveau an Qualität, Leistung oder Anforderungen bezeichnet, das als akzeptabel, normal oder vorbildlich gilt.

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adjective

/ˈstæn.dɚd/A2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das der Norm entspricht, üblich oder allgemein anerkannt ist, oder etwas, das als Muster oder Maßstab dient.

Describes something that is normal, usual, or accepted as a model or criterion.

  1. Normal or usualA2formal

    Conforming to the established norm or typical level.

    deStandard

    • This is the standard procedure for handling complaints.
    • The standard size for a sheet of paper is A4.
    • We offer a standard warranty on all our products.

    Synonymeaveragecommonconventionalcustomaryhabitualnormalordinaryregulartypicalusual

    Antonymeabnormalexceptionalextraordinaryirregularnonstandardunconventionalunusual

  2. B1formal

    Widely accepted as correct, proper, or authoritative.

    deStandard

    • She speaks standard English with a neutral accent.
    • The textbook follows the standard curriculum.
    • Standard spelling is important in formal writing.

    Synonymeacceptedauthoritativecanonicalconventionalestablishednormativeorthodoxproperrecognizedusual

    Antonymeanomalousirregularnonstandardunconventionalunorthodox

  3. Average or unexceptionalB1informal

    Not special or unusual; ordinary.

    deStandard

    • The hotel room was standard, nothing fancy.
    • His performance was standard for someone of his experience.
    • We ordered the standard package without any extras.

    Synonymeaveragecommonconventionalnormalordinaryroutinerun-of-the-milltypicalunremarkableusual

    Antonymeexceptionalextraordinaryoutstandingremarkablespecialunusual

Formen
  • more standard comparative form
  • most standard superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈstæn.dəd/B1formal
  • deEin Substantiv, das ein Niveau an Qualität, Leistung oder Anforderungen bezeichnet, das als akzeptabel, normal oder vorbildlich gilt.

A noun referring to a level of quality, achievement, or requirement that is considered acceptable, normal, or exemplary.

  1. B1formal

    A level of quality or achievement that is considered acceptable or desirable.

    deStandard

    • The company maintains high standards of customer service.
    • This product does not meet our quality standards.
    • She set a new standard for excellence in her field.

    Synonymebenchmarkcriteriongaugeguidelinemeasurenormyardstick

  2. Criterion or benchmarkB1formal

    A principle or criterion used to judge or measure something.

    deMaßstab

    • The test results are compared against a national standard.
    • Safety standards must be followed in all factories.
    • The school has strict academic standards.

    Synonymebarometerbenchmarkcriteriongaugemeasurenormtouchstoneyardstick

  3. Flag or emblemB2formal

    A military or ceremonial flag, especially one carried by a unit or organization.

    deStandarte

    • The soldiers marched behind the regimental standard.
    • The king's standard was raised above the castle.
    • Each legion carried its own standard into battle.

    Synonymebannerensignjackoriflammepennantpennon

Formen
  • standards plural form
  • standards' possessive plural form
  • standard's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.