TECHNIQUE


Meaning of TECHNIQUE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ effective , powerful , useful

▪ popular

▪ basic , simple

▪ conventional , established , proper , standard , traditional

▪ alternative , experimental , innovative , new

▪ advanced , modern , sophisticated

▪ ingenious

▪ building , construction , farming , manufacturing

▪ assessment , communication , dating , evaluation , exam , interrogation , interview , management , marketing , problem-solving , relaxation , research , sales , teaching , training

She needs to work on her interview ~ if she's going to get a job.

▪ analytical , diagnostic , mathematical , medical , photographic , scientific , statistical , surgical

▪ narrative

VERB + TECHNIQUE

▪ have

He has an ingenious ~ for dealing with problems of that sort.

▪ adopt , apply , deploy , employ , implement , try , use , utilize

On the walls I applied the same ~ as I had used for the ceiling.

▪ develop , devise , introduce , pioneer

The ~ was pioneered in California.

▪ acquire , learn , master , practise/practice

The students were struggling to master the new ~.

▪ teach

▪ adapt , improve , perfect , refine , work on

▪ demonstrate , describe

TECHNIQUE + VERB

▪ allow sth , enable sth

Modern freezing ~s enable the chickens to be stored for weeks.

▪ work

The new ~ works better than the one it has replaced.

▪ be based on sth , be derived from sth

singing ~s derived from Tibetan music

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

~s for the storage of data

▪ ~ in

They employ the latest ~s in farm management.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .