What does technische in Dutch mean?
What is the meaning of the word technische in Dutch? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use technische in Dutch.
The word technische in Dutch means Technische Hogeschool, ontwerper, technische tekenaar, technische universiteit, technische universiteit, technische gegevens, specificaties, een technische beschrijving schrijven, technologie, technische universiteit. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word technische
Technische Hogeschool(school: teaches engineering) Irene is studying at the college of engineering. |
ontwerper, technische tekenaar(US (sb: makes technical drawings) Marius was hired as a draftsman for a construction company. |
technische universiteit(UK, informal, historical, abbreviation (polytechnic university) My husband and I met while we were both at poly. |
technische universiteit(UK (technical college) |
technische gegevens(UK, informal, abbreviation (specifications) The clerk looked at the spec for next week's order. |
specificaties(informal, abbreviation (specifications) What are the specs on your new computer? |
een technische beschrijving schrijven(informal (write specifications for) Spec the new product before you write the full report. |
technologie(informal, abbreviation (technology, gadgets) Marion isn't very good with new tech, so she is still using the cell phone she bought six years ago. |
technische universiteit(informal, abbreviation (technical college) Lindsay went to tech instead of a four-year university. |
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