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technology

/tekˈnɒl.ə.dʒi/

Traduction: Application des connaissances scientifiques à des fins pratiques, en particulier dans l'industrie, l'ingénierie et les outils.

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noun

/tekˈnɒl.ə.dʒi/B1formalIT
  • frApplication des connaissances scientifiques à des fins pratiques, en particulier dans l'industrie, l'ingénierie et les outils.

A noun referring to the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry, machinery, and tools.

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  1. A2formaltechnical

    The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.

    frTechnologie (application des connaissances scientifiques)

    • Technology has changed the way we communicate.
    • Modern technology makes life easier.
    • The company invests heavily in new technology.

    Synonymesapplied scienceengineering

  2. Electronic devices and systemsA2informalIT

    The machinery and equipment developed from scientific knowledge, especially electronic devices.

    frTechnologie (électronique)

    • Smartphone technology advances every year.
    • Information technology is crucial for businesses.
    • She studies computer technology at university.

    Synonymeselectronicsequipmenthardwaretech

  3. Methods and techniquesB1formal

    The methods, skills, and processes used in industrial production or scientific research.

    frTechnologie (méthodes et techniques)

    • Agricultural technology has increased crop yields.
    • The technology of ancient civilizations was remarkable.
    • They developed new technology for renewable energy.

    Synonymesknow-howmethodology

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  • technologies plural form
  • technologies' possessive plural form
  • technology's possessive singular form
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