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Listen- 1. standard
- 2. standard
- standard
- 1. standard
- 2. horizontal
- common
- 生活水平
- [shēnghuóshuǐpíng]
- living standard; standard of living
- 1. at last; in the end; finally,its standard form is 到底
- 2. used in a question for emphasis,its standard form is 到底
- 3. after all; in the final analysis,its standard form is 到底
- A language used commonly within one ethnic group. It usually develops out of a dialect. The common language of Han nationality is mandarin that takes the pronunciation of Beijing as its standard pronunciation, the northern dialect as its basic dialect, and standard modern works written in vernacular Chinese as its grammatical standard.
- A sound articulated with the tongue rising and touching on or near the palate or soft palate, including the front sound j, q, and x in standard Chinese pronunciation; includes mediant sounds (which doesn’t exist in standard Chinese), and velar sounds such as g, k, h and ng in standard Chinese.
- 普通话
- [pǔtōnɡhuà]
- Putonghua; the common speech of the Chinese language; standard Chinese pronunciation. standard Chinese, taking Beijing dialect as the basic pronunciation, the northern dialects as the basis and modern Chinese vernacular writings as grammar standards;mandarin
- 标准时
- [biāozhǔnshí]
- 1. The standard time adopted everywhere across a country, usually the time of the capital's zone, e.g. Beijing time, the standard time of china, is the time at longitude 120° east.
- 2. Time adopted everywhere within the same time zone, usually the time at the central longitude passing through that zone.
- 标准音
- [biāozhǔnyīn]
- Pronunciation of a standard language, e.g. Beijing accent is the standard pronunciation of mandarin Chinese.
- 奉为圭臬
- [fèngwéi-guīniè]
- To take a speech or something else as a standard (圭臬: an astronomic instrument which was used to determine solar period and time in ancient times, and also used as a metaphor to refer to a norm or standard).
- A technical standard generally used in a country that was passed and issued by a national standard institution. The national standards of China are set by a administrative ruling sector under the State Council, and are divided into two types: compulsory standards and recommendatory standards.
- Standard room: a double room of standard size, setting, and amenities, in a hotel.
- The total amount of gold bullions and gold coins in one country's reserves. After the legal Tender Standard replaced the Gold Standard, gold remained the major international reserve fund and means of international settlement. In addition to maintaining monetary credit, the gold reserves of a country are also a reserve for international payments.
- 标准血清
- [biāo zhǔn xuè qīng]
- standard serum；serum standard
- 标准梅毒血清试验
- [biāo zhǔn méi dú xuè qīng shì yàn]
- standard serological tests, standard tests for syphilis
