Pronunciation: /ˈstændərd/
noun a level of quality or attainment
A1 The teacher explained the standard way to solve the math problem.
A2 In this country, the standard of living is quite high.
B1 The company follows strict standards for quality control.
B2 The new software update meets industry standards for security.
C1 The artist's work has set a new standard for creativity in the art world.
C2 The scientist's research has become the gold standard in the field of genetics.
adjective used or accepted as normal or average
A1 This is a standard procedure for new employees.
A2 The hotel room met all the standard requirements.
B1 The software developer followed industry standards for coding.
B2 The company's safety standards are top-notch.
C1 The book was written to the highest literary standards.
C2 The restaurant is known for its high culinary standards.
formal The company follows strict standard operating procedures to ensure quality control.
informal Make sure you meet the standard requirements before submitting your application.
slang That movie was so basic, it didn't even meet the standard of a good film.
figurative She set the standard for excellence in her field, inspiring others to do the same.
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