单词	tech
释义	Contents adjective (1) tech (1) noun (1) tech (1) Contents adjective (1) tech (1) noun (2) tech (1) tech (2) English Business techadjective uk/tek/us/tek/ abbreviation for technical Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Inventing, designing and innovation architect artificer authoring blueprint cad coin computer-aided design engineer ergonomics father founding father guinea pig innovate mint pioneer redesign research research and development robotics technical See more results » technoun [ U ] uk/tek/us/tek/ abbreviation for technology : tech entrepreneurs devices that use computer technology: They have all the latest tech. wearable tech Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Inventing, designing and innovation architect artificer authoring blueprint cad coin computer-aided design engineer ergonomics father founding father guinea pig innovate mint pioneer redesign research research and development robotics technical See more results » techadjective [ before noun ] uk/tek/us abbreviation for technical or technological: used to describe a company, system, area of work, etc. that does or makes something involving technology: tech industry/sector/economy There has been a huge expansion of business for our tech companies. There's been a boom in the market for tech stocks. See also technical technological technoun [ C ] uk/tek/usFINANCE, STOCK MARKET a company that works in the area of technology: They bought shares in two of the world's biggest techs. [ usually plural ] shares in companies that work in the area of technology: Stocks went lower but techs remained high.
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techadjective

technoun [ U ]

techadjective [ before noun ]

technoun [ C ]