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technique

noun (a technique, techniques)

«technique» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A technique is a special way of doing something that needs skill, like a painting technique or a swimming technique. tree →
  2. Technique is how well you use the right moves or methods in a sport, art or job. tree →

In the lessons

In PE, coaches teach the right technique for throwing, jumping or swimming. In art, pupils try techniques like shading, collage and printing. In maths, pupils learn techniques such as column addition or partitioning. In science, lab techniques must be followed safely. Phrases: «good technique», «learn a technique», «breathing technique».

Examples

  • Our coach showed us a new swimming technique. tree →
  • Good technique helps you throw further. tree →
  • We tried a printing technique with sponges. tree →
  • Column addition is a technique for adding big numbers. tree →
  • Breathing techniques can help you calm down. tree →
  • Practise the technique slowly before you go fast. tree →
  • Her drawing technique has really improved. tree →

Note

Countable noun («techniques»), sometimes uncountable for skill in general («good technique»). Spelling: «-ique» at the end, said «teck-NEEK». Do not confuse with «technology» (machines and tools). Related: «technical».

On Mova

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