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規格 (きかく, kikaku) Japanese meaning: standard | Kotomora
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さい
規き
格かく
に
適てき
合ごう
し
て
い
ます
。
This product conforms to international standards.
The new safety standard will come into effect next month.
Usage patterns 〈 物もの 〉 が 規き 格かく に 合あ う for something to conform to the standard
This part conforms to the international standard.
規き 格かく を 満み たす to meet a standard
The new product meets the safety standards.
規き 格かく に 準じゅん 拠きょ する to comply with a standard
This system complies with the JIS standard.
〈 物もの 〉 の 規き 格かく を 定さだ める to set the standard for something
The industry association set the standard for the product.
Related words 基準 is a broad term for any criterion or benchmark used in judgment, while 規格 specifically denotes a formal technical or industrial specification.
標準 refers to a general, typical level or average, whereas 規格 emphasizes an officially defined specification, often in manufacturing.
仕様 describes the specific design or functional specifications of a product, while 規格 refers to the formal standard a product must conform to.
スペック describes the specific details of an individual product, while 規格 refers to an official industry standard that products must conform to.
規格 refers to a technical standard or specification, whereas プロトコル specifically denotes the rules for data exchange between systems.
Word family· 17 standard size
standardization; normalization
standardized product; standard goods
nonstandard; out of spec; irregular · exceptional; extraordinary; off the charts
Etymology Compound of 規 (rule, standard) and 格 (status, norm). The word is a Sino-Japanese term that entered common use in the modern era for technical and industrial standards.
domestic standard; local standard
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industrial standard; engineering standard
standard; standard specification
standards creation; establishment of standards
draft standard; draft of a standard
