用法模式:
the specs of [something]
Before buying the phone, I compared the specs of several models.
Mielőtt megvettem a telefont, több modell műszaki adatait is összehasonlítottam.
The game’s minimum specs are listed on the back of the box.
A játék minimális gépigénye a doboz hátoldalán van feltüntetve.
This laptop has great specs for video editing.
The camera’s specs look good on paper, but I want to see real photos.
Make sure the PC’s specs match what you need for work.
学习者例句
I checked the specs of the new phone online.
Megnéztem az új telefon műszaki adatait az interneten.
The game does not run on my PC because the specs are too low.
A játék nem fut a PC-men, mert a gépem nem felel meg a gépigénynek.
This computer has better specs than my old one.
What are the specs of your laptop?
The website shows the full specs of the TV.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse singular and plural forms, saying *"the spec of this laptop are good"* instead of *"the specs are good"*. Also, they may think 'specs' means 'special offers'; in tech and product contexts, it almost always means 'technical specifications'.
含义
technical features of a product
搭配
check the specs
|hardware specs
|laptop specs
|camera specs
|minimum specs
|high-end specs
近义词
specifications (More formal and complete; not usually shortened in very formal writing.)
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technical details (More general and less product-focused, can refer to any kind of detailed information.)
反义词
overview (Focuses on a general description instead of detailed technical information.)
主题
technology
|shopping
|business
释义
The technical details of a product, such as speed, size, memory, or power.
The detailed technical characteristics and performance details of a product, especially electronic or mechanical devices.
用法模式:
to write a spec for [something]
The engineers refused to start until they had a clear spec.
A mérnökök nem voltak hajlandók elkezdeni a munkát, amíg nem kaptak egy egyértelmű specifikációt.
We’re still waiting for the client to approve the spec.
Még mindig arra várunk, hogy az ügyfél jóváhagyja a specifikációt.
According to the spec, the system must support 10,000 users.
The app doesn’t match the original spec, so we need changes.
She spent all week writing a detailed spec for the new feature.
学习者例句
The team wrote a spec for the new website.
A csapat specifikációt írt az új weboldalhoz.
Please read the spec before you start your work.
Kérlek, olvasd el a specifikációt, mielőtt elkezded a munkát.
The product was built according to the spec.
The spec says the machine must stop after 10 minutes.
We need to change the spec because the client changed their mind.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *"specification"* only for physical size, but in business and tech it also covers behavior and rules. Another mistake is to say *"make a spec"* where *"write a spec"* or *"create a spec"* sounds more natural in professional contexts.
含义
detailed design or requirement document
搭配
write a spec
|design spec
|product spec
|technical spec
|requirements spec
|spec document
近义词
specification (The full, standard word; more formal and common in official documents.)
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requirements document (Emphasizes the business or functional needs rather than every technical detail.)
反义词
rough outline (Only gives a basic idea, without detailed requirements.)
主题
business
|technology
|work
释义
A document that gives exact rules and details for how something must be made or how it must work.
A written or formally agreed description of the detailed requirements for how something should be designed, built, or function; short for “specification”.
用法模式:
to spec (out) [something]
We still need to spec out the reporting feature before development starts.
A fejlesztés megkezdése előtt még specifikálnunk kell a jelentéskészítő funkciót.
The architect will spec the materials for the entire building.
Az építész fogja meghatározni az egész épülethez használt anyagokat.
Make sure you spec this project carefully so the costs are clear.
They didn’t properly spec the system, so it keeps crashing under heavy load.
Let’s spec the whole process first and then talk about timelines.
学习者例句
The team will spec out the new app this week.
A csapat ezen a héten kidolgozza az új alkalmazás specifikációját.
We must spec the project before we build it.
Mielőtt megvalósítjuk, részletesen meg kell határoznunk a projekt követelményeit.
She is helping the client spec the website.
They did not spec the job well, so there were problems later.
First, we spec the system; then we write the code.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes say *"specify out"* by copying *"spec out"*, but only *"spec out"* or *"specify"* are natural. Another mistake is using it in very formal writing; in that case, *"specify"*, *"define the requirements"*, or *"draft a specification"* are better.
含义
decide and write detailed requirements
搭配
spec out a system
|spec a feature
|properly spec something
|fully spec’d out
|spec the requirements
|spec a project
近义词
specify (More formal and general; not limited to technical or design contexts.)
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define (Broader and less tied to documents; can refer to deciding concepts or boundaries, not only technical details.)
反义词
improvise (To act without detailed planning or requirements.)
主题
work
|business
|technology
释义
To plan and write down all the details for how something must be made or how it must work.
To decide, describe, or document the detailed requirements for how something should be designed, built, or should function; often used in the phrase “spec out”.
He pushed his specs up his nose and kept reading.
Feltolta a szemüvegét az orrán, és tovább olvasott.
I can’t find my specs; have you seen them anywhere?
Nem találom a szemüvegemet; nem láttad valahol?
She bought a new pair of reading specs last week.
Without his specs, everything looks blurry.
Those thick black specs really suit her.
学习者例句
I wear specs when I read.
Olvasáshoz szemüveget viselek.
She lost her specs on the bus.
A buszon elvesztette a szemüvegét.
He put on his specs to see the screen.
These specs are too strong for me.
My new specs help me see very clearly.
常见错误:
Learners may think *"specs"* in all contexts means glasses. In technology or shopping texts, however, *"specs"* almost always refers to technical specifications, not eyeglasses.
含义
eyeglasses, especially in British English
搭配
a pair of specs
|reading specs
|thick specs
|put on your specs
|take off your specs
|his old specs
近义词
glasses (Standard, neutral term; used in all varieties of English.)
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spectacles (More formal or old-fashioned; often used in writing rather than conversation.)
反义词
contact lenses (A different way to correct vision that replaces the need to wear specs.)
主题
health
|body
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
释义
Glasses that you wear on your face to help you see; usually said as “specs” in informal British English.
Eyeglasses, especially in informal British English; usually used in the plural form “specs”.
用法模式:
a spec for [something]
She sold her first TV pilot as a spec to a major network.
Első tévés pilotepizódját még megbízás nélkül írta, majd eladta egy nagy tévécsatornának.
The agency refused to do the campaign as a spec; they wanted a proper contract.
Az ügynökség nem volt hajlandó megbízás nélkül elkészíteni a kampányt; rendes szerződést akart.
He wrote three specs before anyone agreed to represent him.
Many designers dislike working on spec because it often leads to unpaid labor.
That film started as a spec nobody wanted to make.
学习者例句
He wrote a spec script and sent it to a studio.
Írt egy megbízás nélkül készült forgatókönyvet, és elküldte egy stúdiónak.
The designer does not like to work on spec.
A tervező nem szeret megbízás nélkül dolgozni.
They asked the agency for a spec, but the agency said no.
She made a spec for a car ad to show her skills.
Many writers start with a spec before they get a job.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes think *"spec"* here is short for *"specification"*, but in film, TV, design, and advertising it usually comes from *"speculative"* and means unpaid, uncommissioned work.
含义
uncommissioned work made to sell later
搭配
a spec script
|do work on spec
|write a spec
|spec project
|design done on spec
|pitching a spec
近义词
speculative work (More explicit and slightly more formal; often used in professional discussions of fair pay.)
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unsolicited work (Focuses on the fact that nobody asked for it, rather than the hope of selling it.)
反义词
commissioned work (Work that is ordered and usually paid for in advance, the opposite of creating something on spec.)
主题
media
|art
|business
|arts_entertainment
|work
释义
A script, design, or other work that someone makes without a job or order, hoping that a company will buy it later.
A piece of creative or professional work, such as a script, design, or advertisement, produced without being ordered or paid for in advance, in the hope of selling it later; short for “speculative”.