標ひょう準じゅん的てき

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Meanings

1

standard; conforming to a standard

Used when something meets an established norm, specification, or official standard. Often appears in technical or formal contexts.

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This product is made in a standard size.

標ひょう準じゅん的てきな手て順じゅんに従したがって操そう作さしてください。

Please follow the standard procedure.

2

Describes something that is not special or unusual; the common, everyday case. Can be used for people, things, or situations.

標ひょう準じゅん的てきな料りょう金きんa standard fee/rate
このホテルの標ひょう準じゅん的てきな料りょう金きんは一いっ泊ぱく一いち万まん円えんです。
The standard rate at this hotel is 10,000 yen per night.
標ひょう準じゅん的てきなサイズa standard size
このシャツは標ひょう準じゅん的てきなサイズで作つくられています。
This shirt is made in a standard size.
標ひょう準じゅん的てきな体たい型けいan average/typical build (of body)
彼かれは標ひょう準じゅん的てきな体たい型けいをしている。
He has an average build.
標ひょう準じゅん的てきな家か庭ていa typical/average household
標ひょう準じゅん的てきな家か庭ていの月げっ収しゅうを調しらべてみた。
I looked into the monthly income of a typical household.

一いっ般ぱん的てきN3sense 2
一般的 emphasizes that something is widespread or common in general, while 標準的 emphasizes conformity to a norm or standard.
平へい均きん的てき sense 2
平均的 focuses on a statistical average, while 標準的 focuses on being a typical or normative example.
普ふ通つうN4sense 2
普通 is a very common everyday word for 'ordinary/normal', whereas 標準的 sounds more formal and technical.
通つう常じょうN2sense 1
通常 means 'usual, ordinary' and is often used adverbially, while 標準的 is an adjective describing conformity to a standard.

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代だい表ひょう的てき
標準的 means 'standard' or 'average', while 代表的 implies a prominent example rather than just an ordinary one.
オーソドックス
標準的 is a neutral, technical term for meeting a standard, while オーソドックス adds a nuance of being time-tested and dependable.
ベーシック
標準的 highlights being the common or default standard, while ベーシック focuses on being foundational or essential.

特とく殊しゅN2sense 2
特殊 means 'special, particular', the opposite of 標準的's sense of being typical or standard.
特とく別べつN4sense 2
特別 means 'special, exceptional', contrasting with 標準的's meaning of being an unremarkable, typical case.

From 標準 (standard) + 的 (-like, -ish). The suffix 的 turns the noun into a na-adjective meaning 'having the quality of a standard'.