technic

UK
/ˈtɛknɪk/
US
/ˈtɛknɪk/

Translations

technicnoun
technics
pl
UK
/ˈtɛknɪk/
US
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techniqueMéthode ou manière de faire quelque chose ; emploi courant dans les domaines de l’art et des techniques.
The artist's technic in painting was admired by all who visited the gallery.
La technique de l'artiste en peinture était admirée de tous ceux qui visitaient la galerie.
Additional translations
techniquesAu pluriel, pour les méthodes ou procédés techniques d’un domaine particulier.
technicadjective
more technic
Comp.
most technic
Super.
UK
/ˈtɛk.nɪk/
US
/ˈtɛk.nɪk/
Rare or archaic; chiefly attributive equivalent of “technical”.
Additional translations
techniqueRare et vieilli ; en français moderne, on emploie généralement technique.
technicsnoun

technic

Primarily used as a plural noun referring to the practical methods, skills, or techniques of a field or activity.
techniquesAu sens de méthodes pratiques ou procédés appliqués dans une activité, un art ou une science.
The technics of classical guitar playing require disciplined practice.
Les techniques du jeu de guitare classique exigent une pratique disciplinée.

Definitions

technicnoun
A method or way of doing something, especially a systematic or established procedure.
The artist's technic in painting was admired by all who visited the gallery.
The technical aspects or details of a particular field or subject.
The technic of the new software was complex, requiring extensive training for the staff.
(usually plural) The technical methods, processes, or skills characteristic of a particular field; technology.
Rapid advances in digital technics are transforming the music industry.
technicadjective
Rare, archaic: relating to or involving technical methods, procedures, or skills; technical.
The treaty was written in dense, technic language understood only by specialists.
technicsnoun
The practical methods, skills, or techniques used in a particular activity, art, science, or craft.
The technics of classical guitar playing require disciplined practice.