standardize

standardize
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verb (to make or keep (eg products) of one size, shape etc for the sake of convenience etc.) normen
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stand·ard·ize
[ˈstændədaɪz, AM -dɚ-]
I. vt
to \standardize sth
1. (make conform) etw standardisieren [o norm[ier]en
2. (compare) etw vereinheitlichen
II. vi
to \standardize on sth etw zum Vorbild nehmen
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['stndədaɪz]
1. vt
education, style, approach vereinheitlichen; format, sizes etc normen, standardisieren
2. vi

to standardize on sth — etw standardmäßig verwenden

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standardize [-daız] v/t
1. normen, standardisieren, normieren, vereinheitlichen: mass production
2. CHEM standardisieren, titrieren
3. eichen
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(US) v.
normieren v.
standardisieren v.

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