standardized
/ˈstæn.də.daɪz/ (bre, ipa) · [stˈændɚdˌaɪzd] /ˈstæn.dɚ.daɪz/ (ame, ipa) · [stˈændɚdˌaɪzd] /ˈstan-dər-ˌdīzd/ (ame, mw)
standardized — verb
- standardizedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- standardizeds3rd person singular
- standardizedding-ing form
- standardizeddedpast simple
1. to make similar things follow one shared design or set of rules so they match ea
to make similar things follow one shared design or set of rules so they match each other in their main features
Bilal standardized the price labels on every shelf before the store reopened.
standardized + noun phrase
Nora wants to standardize the report format so each branch files it correctly.
standardize + noun phrase + so-clause
The airline standardized meal trays on all morning flights from Seoul.
After the merger, Nicholas standardized staff badges across the two hospitals.
- unify
Emphasizes bringing separate versions into one shared form
- normalize
Often means bringing something into a usual or accepted state, not always making each version identical
- regularize
More formal and often used for rules, schedules, or official procedures
- customize
To change something for individual needs instead of making every version the same
文法句型
standardized + noun phrase
standardized + noun phrase + across + noun phrase
用法筆記
The object is usually a system, format, process, or group of items. This sense focuses on making different versions match one model, not on checking accuracy against a measurement standard.
常見錯誤
standardized — adjective
- standardizedpositive
- more standardizedcomparative
- most standardizedsuperlative
1. made to follow an agreed model or rule, so each version is prepared in the same
made to follow an agreed model or rule, so each version is prepared in the same regular way
Zuri filled out a standardized form before joining the swim team.
collocation: standardized form
The clinic uses standardized questions during every first visit.
Lara compared the students' scores on a standardized reading test.
Asher followed a standardized training plan for all new drivers.
- uniform
Stresses sameness in appearance or arrangement
- consistent
Highlights steady sameness, but not always an official rule or model
- regulated
Suggests control by rules, often from an authority
- customized
Made for a specific person or situation instead of one shared model
- nonstandard
Does not follow the usual accepted model
文法句型
standardized + noun
be standardized across + noun phrase
用法筆記
Often used before nouns such as form, test, training, or procedure. It describes something already designed to follow one model, not something that is merely ordinary or average.