technical
/ˈtɛknɪkəl/
adjective
- Relating to machines, engineering, or applied sciences.
- The manual is full of technical terms that are hard to understand.
- The car had a technical problem with its engine.
- She works as a technical support specialist for a software company.
- Requiring special knowledge or skill in a particular field.
- He gave a very technical explanation of how the internet works.
- The article was too technical for the average reader.
- The job requires technical training in electronics.
- According to a strict interpretation of rules or facts.
- The victory was a technical win due to the opponent's disqualification.
- Technically, she was still the owner until the papers were signed.
- It was a technical foul because the player stepped out of bounds.
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noun
- A technical foul in sports.
- The referee called a technical on the player for arguing.
- The coach received a technical for yelling at the official.
- He got two technicals and was ejected from the game.