testing standard
AmE: /ˈtɛstɪŋ ˈstændɚd/
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Definition of testing standard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

scienceRareofficial rules and methods that define how certain tests must be doneRare
  • The laboratory followed an international testing standard for all safety checks.
  • Factories must comply with the latest European testing standard.
  • The contract explicitly references a national water-quality testing standard.
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Expressions with testing

testing timen.
period when a test or exam happens
The testing time for math is at 10 a.m.
testing, testing, one, twointj.
used to check if a microphone is working
Testing, testing, one, two, can you hear me?
testing centern.
place where people or things go to complete organized tests
She arrived early at the testing center to check in for the exam.
testing testing one, two, threeexp.
indicate a trial or test of something
Testing testing one, two, three, let's see if this works.
testing phasen.
stage in a process when something is checked to see if it works
The new app is in its testing phase before public release.
testing groundn.
place for testing new products or ideas
The new software was trialed in a testing ground before its public release.

Expressions with standard

standard faren.
something normal or commonly encountered
Action movies are standard fare in this cinema.
gold standardn.
most reliable or highest standard for judging quality
This test is the gold standard for accuracy.
platinum standardn.
the highest level of quality or excellence
Their service is considered the platinum standard in the industry.
Procrustean standardadj.
forcing everyone to fit the same mold
The policy was criticized for its Procrustean standard.
raise the standardv.
improve the quality or level of something
The new policy aims to raise the standard of education.
set the standardv.
establish a level of quality for others
Her performance set the standard for future competitions.
up to standardadj.
meeting the required level of quality
The refurbished phone was up to standard and worked perfectly.
below standardadj.
not meeting the required quality
The product was returned because it was below standard.
standard lampn.
tall lamp with a base resting on the floor
She turned on the standard lamp to read her book in the living room.
standard rulern.
tool used to measure length
He used a standard ruler to measure the length of the table.

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Terms with testing standard included in their meaning

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reference productn.
regulation
product officially chosen as standard for testing or comparing similar items

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  1. French:norme d'essai, ...
  2. German:Prüfnorm, ...
  3. Italian:norma di prova, ...
  4. Spanish:norma de ensayo, ...
  5. Portuguese:norma de ensaio, ...
  6. Chinese:测试标准, ...
  7. Japanese:試験規格, ...
  8. Arabic:مِعْيار اخْتِبار, ...
  9. Hebrew:תֶּקֶן בְּדִיקָה, ...
  10. Russian:стандарт испытаний, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стандарт випробувань, ...
  12. Hindi:परीक्षण मानक, ...
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