This product meets international standards.
The passing standard for the test is 70 points.
What is typical, usual, or expected in a given situation. Often used in phrases like 標準的 or 標準より上.
His height is above the class average.
Winter temperatures in this region are about average.
This product is treated as the industry standard.
His score finally reached the standard level.
His height is above average.
The government established safety standards for food.
標準 means 'standard' in a technical or official sense, whereas ノーマル is a looser, more casual word for what's typical or default.
標準 is a fixed reference standard or norm, while 並み simply describes something as being at the ordinary, unremarkable level.
標準 is a neutral, technical word for 'standard' with no implication of popularity, unlike 定番 which implies something people habitually choose or love.
標準 refers to an established, often official norm or standard, whereas 物差し implies a more personal or subjective basis for judgment.
標準 denotes a general norm or specification, while 本位 stresses what serves as the guiding principle behind one's judgments, as in 自分本位.
標準 refers to an established, often widely-recognized norm or standard, whereas 目安 is a personal or situational rough guide.
標準 usually denotes a technical or industrial benchmark for comparison, while 規範 leans toward normative expectations for behavior or values.
standard; conforming to a standard · average; typical; normal; ordinary
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