high technology; advanced scientific or technical methods at the forefront of modern development

personnel or staff members who possess specialized technical skills

new technology; up-to-date technique

technology related to the acquisition and processing of information, such as sensors, communications, computers, and control systems; often abbreviated as IT

high technology; high-tech; refers to advanced or cutting-edge science and technology that drives economic and social development

of or relating to specialized skills, knowledge, or technology; technological

person who performs technical or professional work

A Chinese government agency responsible for overseeing the development of national defense technology and industry; often abbreviated as [[国防科工委|國防科工委|guo2 fang2 ke1 gong1 wei3]]

Technical or vocational high school.

technology related to nuclear energy or nuclear weapons

the science and technology of space flight and exploration

the most sophisticated or state-of-the-art technology

A Chinese government policy since the 1980s that grants foreign companies access to the domestic market in exchange for sharing intellectual property and technology.

psychotechnology or the study of applying psychological principles to practical ends

Crops grown primarily to provide raw materials for industry or for commercial sale, such as cotton, tobacco, or sugar beet.

collaboration between two or more companies or countries to combine expertise for manufacturing or development

The amount of science and technology involved in a product or process; specifically, the technical sophistication of materials used or the manufacturing methods employed

technical college; school of technology; polytechnic institute

a highly skilled expert or technical manager who holds a position of power in a government or organization

a worker with specialized training or technical skills

technical or technological instruction and guidance

Support provided to help a person or organization with specialized practical skills or scientific knowledge

The process of upgrading national economy sectors or production processes using new technologies, equipment, and methods to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and enhance product quality.

technical breakdown, malfunction, or technological error

a technical solution, technology plan, technical program, or technical proposal

technical criterion or standard for technology

the set of programming languages, frameworks, and software used to build and run an application

scuba diving that involves more complex equipment or procedures than standard recreational diving

A foul in sports, such as basketball, resulting from unsportsmanlike conduct or a violation of procedural rules rather than physical contact during play.

technical knowledge; know-how

relating to technical skills and vocational careers; technical personnel titles

technical title or rank within a profession

technical or technological specification; technological standard

technical department; IT department

a major and fundamental change in production technology; specifically refers to transformative shifts such as the industrial revolution or the rise of information technology

The improvement or updating of existing production techniques or technologies.

biotechnology; the application of science and engineering to the study of living things to improve medicine and agriculture; also called [[生物科技|生物科技|sheng1 wu4 ke1 ji4]]

eye-tracking technology; eye movement technology

scientific research commission or science and technology committee

A political slogan from a 1978 speech by [[邓小平|鄧小平|deng4 xiao3 ping2]] emphasizing scientific modernization

The modernization of science and technology, one of the [[四个现代化|四個現代化|si4 ge4 xian4 dai4 hua4]].

Scientific technology related to the design, manufacture, launch, and application of spacecraft; also called [[太空技术|太空技術|tai4 kong1 ji4 shu4]], [[航天技术|航天技術|hang2 tian1 ji4 shu4]], or [[宇航技术|宇航技術|yu3 hang2 ji4 shu4]].

management technique or technology

The study, manufacturing, and application of materials and structures at the scale of 0.1 to 100 nanometers.

An area in mainland China that uses special open-door policies to attract foreign investment and introduce advanced technology; often referred to by the short forms [[经济开发区|經濟開發區|jing1 ji4 kai1 fa1 qu1]] or [[开发区|開發區|kai1 fa1 qu1]].

the hardware and software used to connect computers or devices into a network