standardization

/ˌstændədaɪˈzeɪʃn/ (bre, ipa) · [stændɚdɪzˈeʃən] /ˌstændərdəˈzeɪʃn/ (ame, ipa)

standardization — 名詞

1. the work of bringing products, systems, or procedures into one shared form so pe

1.名詞C1
釋義

標準化

把規格或做法統一起來的過程

the work of bringing products, systems, or procedures into one shared form so people can make or use them in the same way.

例句

The hospital began standardization of patient forms across its three clinics.

這家醫院開始把三間診所的病歷表做標準化。

standardization of + plural noun for aligned procedures

After the merger, Ayana led standardization of passwords for every staff laptop.

併購後,Ayana 主導為每台員工筆電把密碼做標準化。

'lead standardization of' showing organizational change work

同義詞
  • harmonization

    often stresses bringing different systems into agreement, especially across groups or countries

  • normalization

    can sound more technical and may stress setting a norm rather than making items match

反義詞
  • variation

    keeps differences instead of reducing them

  • customization

    changes things for separate users rather than making them uniform

文法句型

standardization of + plural noun

用法筆記

Usually followed by 'of' plus the items being made to match. Common subjects are organizations changing forms, rules, products, or procedures.

2. a situation where one agreed rule or format is already working across a whole ac

2.名詞C1
釋義

標準確立

共同標準已建立並通行的狀態

a situation where one agreed rule or format is already working across a whole activity, industry, or system.

例句

Standardization in rail tickets made transfers much easier for weekend travelers.

鐵路車票的標準確立,讓週末旅客轉車容易得多。

standardization in + field describing an established system

Because of standardization, every charger in the lab fit the new tablets.

由於標準確立,實驗室裡每個充電器都能配合新平板使用。

'Because of standardization' focusing on the resulting compatibility

同義詞
  • uniformity

    stresses sameness in the final condition, not the process of creating it

  • consistency

    can describe reliable sameness without implying one official standard

反義詞
  • inconsistency

    rules or forms do not match from one place to another

  • fragmentation

    different systems remain split instead of operating under one standard

文法句型

because of standardization

standardization in + field

用法筆記

Often appears after 'because of' or with a possessive subject to describe the stable result after sense 1 has been completed. Distinguish from sense 1: sense 1 names the work of changing things, while sense 2 names the shared state that follows.