Technics

Pronunciation: /ˈtɛk.nɪks/

Definitions of technics

noun the body of techniques or methods used in a particular field of study or activity

Example Sentences

A1 I am learning new cooking technics in my culinary class.

A2 She studied different sewing technics to improve her skills.

B1 The workshop focused on teaching advanced photography technics.

B2 The book provides a detailed explanation of painting technics used by the artist.

C1 The engineer used innovative technics to design the new bridge.

C2 The scientist's research paper discussed cutting-edge technics in genetic engineering.

Examples of technics in a Sentence

formal The company is investing in new technics to improve efficiency in their manufacturing process.

informal I've been learning some new technics to help me play guitar better.

slang Dude, check out these sick DJ technics I just learned!

figurative She used clever technics to navigate through the difficult situation.

Grammatical Forms of technics

• plural: technics
• comparative: more technic
• superlative: most technic
• present tense: technics
• future tense: will technics
• perfect tense: have technics
• continuous tense: is technicing
• singular: technic
• positive degree: more technic
• infinitive: to technic
• gerund: technicing
• participle: techniced

Origin and Evolution of technics

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'technics' originated from the Greek word 'tekhnika' meaning 'art, skill, craft'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'technics' has evolved to refer to the practical application of knowledge in a particular field, especially in relation to machinery and technology.